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null In keeping with a longstanding commitment of bringing critical issues to Illinois voters via candidate debates, ABC7 will partner with the League of Women Voters and the Better Government Association to present six political debates in January 2010 prior to the February 2nd primary election. Members of the ABC7 News Team--Kathy Brock, Cheryl Burton, Alan Krashesky, Ron Magers and Charles Thomas--will serve as moderators of VOTE 2010: THE CANDIDATES DEBATE. There will be a panel of journalists asking key questions during several of the debates. Andy Shaw, executive director of the Better Government Association, is confirmed as one of the panelists. The commercial-free debates will air live on ABC 7's 7.2 Channel while also being streamed live on abc7chicago.com. They will also air on ABC 7's main channel. (*See debate schedule with dates and times below.) VOTE 2010: THE CANDIDATES DEBATE will take place at ABC7 Studios.
According to Emily Barr, President and General Manager, ABC 7, "For the past two decades, ABC 7 has continued the tradition of airing debates to help frame important issues for Illinois voters. However, 2010 marks an unprecedented effort for us in that we will produce and air, on multiple platforms, six different debates for the upcoming February 2nd Primary. We are grateful to our partners, the League of Women Voters and the Better Government Association, for participating in a process that offers the electorate a close-up look at the candidates and the issues."
Thursday, January 7--COOK COUNTY BOARD PRESIDENT Democratic Candidates Debate. This half-hour program will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM.
It will air on ABC7's main channel on Sunday, January 10 at 10:30 AM. ABC 7's Charles Thomas will moderate.
Tuesday, January 12--U.S. SENATE Democratic Candidates Debate. This hour-long debate will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM.
It will air on ABC7's main channel on the same day at 11:05 PM. ABC 7's Kathy Brock will moderate.
Wednesday, January 13--GOVERNOR Republican Candidates Debate. This hour-long debate will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM.
It will air on ABC 7's main channel on the same day at 11:05 PM. ABC 7's Cheryl Burton will moderate.
Thursday, January 14--U.S. SENATE Republican Candidates Debate. This hour-long debate will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM.
It will air on ABC 7's main channel on the same day at 11:05 PM. ABC 7's Alan Krashesky will moderate.
Tuesday, January 19--GOVERNOR Democratic Candidates Debate. This hour-long debate will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM.
It will air on ABC 7's main channel on the same day at 11:05 PM. ABC7's Ron Magers will moderate.
Wednesday, January 20--COOK COUNTY BOARD PRESIDENT Republican Candidates Debate. This half-hour debate will air live on ABC 7.2 and will be streamed live on abc7chicago.com at 7:00 PM..
It will air on ABC7's main channel on Sunday, January 24 at 10:30 AM. ABC7's Charles Thomas will moderate. | {
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Variability is a fact of life in manufacturing environments, impacting product quality and yield. Through this course, students will learn why performing advanced analysis of manufacturing processes is integral for diagnosing and correcting operational flaws in order to improve yields and reduce costs.
Gain insights into the best ways to collect, prepare and analyze data, as well as computational platforms that can be leveraged to collect and process data over sustained periods of time. Become better prepared to participate as a member of an advanced analysis team and share valuable inputs on effective implementation.
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22 Racing WebAR
Guest Drivers
Stats: Alex Tagliani
Marc-Antoine Camirand
Marc-Antoine Camirand Stats
Kyle Steckly: Development Driver
Chandler Smith
Adam Andretti
Adam Andretti Stats
TSN Schedule
Strong Top-Five Finish for Camirand in Loudon
Sep 22, 2019 | Press Release
Loudon, NH, September 22, 2019 — Marc-Antoine Camirand scored a strong fifth-place finish, on Saturday, as the NASCAR Pinty's series was on track for its only event in the US, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Camirand has been patient to bring his GM Paillé n°22 Chevrolet Camaro to the top five on the Magic Mile.
Camirand has been able to score the fourth quickest time in practice on Friday afternoon, then he qualified in ninth place for the Visit New Hampshire 100 on Saturday morning. The driver was confident that 22 Racing team would continue to work to improve the car's handling.
"We really fought hard during the whole event and during the race. My car was oversteering at the beginning, but when the first yellow came out, we went to pits for some fuel and my team made some adjustments," told Camirand.
The driver of the GM Paillé n°22 Chevrolet Camaro was patient and was able to gain a few spots, running just outside the top five. He took the fifth spot after an incident happened at the end of the race.
Camirand was relieved to achieve a good result on an oval track, where he struggled most of the season. "We had a strong top five and we are very happy about it. We worked hard, we had a good strategy and it paid off," he stated.
After having encouraging results at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park and at Autodrome St-Eustache, he hopes to carry this good sequence to the last race of the season next weekend.
"Randy (Steckly) and the whole team did a very good job this weekend. We are finally going in the right direction, and we can feel a better atmosphere among the team. We will continue to finish strong at Jukasa."
Marc-Antoine Camirand and the GM Paillé n°22 Chevrolet Camaro will be back in action for the last race of the season in the NASCAR Pinty's series, next weekend, at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
Images attached for editorial use. Photo credit: Matthew Manor
22 Racing is one of the most successful teams in the history of the NASCAR Pinty's Series. They have earned four National Championships, more than any other team in the series. They have 27 poles & 31 wins in the eleven year history of the series and it is owned by former driver and champion Scott Steckly.
© 22 Racing Team | {
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"Eric's successful track record of helping companies improve operational excellence in finance and operations ideally qualify him to support our aggressive growth plans." stated Robert Shibuya, Mohr Partners Chairman & CEO.
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L' ambassadeur de Grande-Bretagne en Russie était le principal représentant diplomatique en Russie du Royaume de Grande-Bretagne, État créé en 1707 par l'Union de l'Angleterre et de l'Écosse. L'ambassadeur britannique était le chef de la mission diplomatique en Russie. L'ambassadeur était un poste prestigieux dans les relations extérieur britannique.
Pour les ambassadeurs jusqu'en 1707, voir Liste des ambassadeurs du Royaume d'Angleterre en Russie. Pour les ambassadeurs après 1800, voir Liste des ambassadeurs du Royaume-Uni en Russie.
Ministre et Ambassadeur
1707-1712 : Charles Goodfellow ministre et consul général (précédemment ministre en Russie du Royaume d'Angleterre, 1699-1707).
1707-1712 : Charles Whitworth, envoyé du Royaume d'Angleterre 1704-1707 et de Grande-Bretagne, 1707-1709 ; Ambassadeur extraordinaire 1709-1711 ; Ambassadeur extraordinaire et plénipotentiaire 1711-1712
Ministre Resident
1714-1719 : Friedrich Christian Weber
1714-1715 : George Mackenzie-Quin
1715-1716 : James Haldane Ministre Résident
1716 : George Douglas, comte de Dumbarton
1718-1721 : James Jeffereys (retraité à Dantzig en 1719)
1719-1730 : Pas de relations diplomatiques
1728-1731 : Thomas Ward
1731 : John Campbell, comte de Breadalbane et Holland
1731-1739 : Claudius Rondeau Consul général 1730-1731; Ministre Résident
1733-1734 : George, Lord Forbes ministre plénipotentiaire pour négocier un traité commercial
Envoyés extraordinaires et plénipotentiaires
1739-1742 : Edward Finch
1741-1744 : Cyril Wich ou Wyche, Bt Envoyé extraordinaire 1741-1742; puis envoyé extraordinaire et plénipotentiaire
1744-1749 : John Carmichael, comte de Hyndford Ministre plénipotentiaire 1744-1745; then Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et Plénipotentiaire
1749-1755 : Melchior Guy Dickens
1755-1759 : Charles Hanbury Williams ambassadeur plénipotentiaire
1759-1762 : Robert Murray Keith l'Ancien (mort en 1774)
1762-1765 : John Hobart, comte de Buckinghamshire Ambassadeur extraordinaire
1764-1767 : George Macartney, comte Macartney envoyé extraordinaire
1766-1767 : Rt. Hon. Hans Stanley (jamais allé en Russie)
1767-1768 : Henry Shirley Secrétaire responsable
1768-1772 : Lord Cathcart ambassadeur extraordinaire
1772-1775 : Robert Gunning
1776-1783 : Sir James Harris
1783-1788 : Alleyne Fitzherbert
1788-1800 : Charles Whitworth
1791 : William Fawkener Mission spéciale
1800-1801 : Les relations diplomatiques sont suspendues pendant la Deuxième Ligue de neutralité armée
Références
Russia
Great Britain | {
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- The FM motor series are high quality motors with multi configuration and feedback options.
- The NT series motors have an advanced motor design ideal for dynamic applications; a compact motor with high torque and low inertia.
-The XV motor is perfect choice for cost sensitive applications that still need servo performance.
Below are some of the examples of Emerson servo and spindle motors repaired by Ampeon. If you do not find the model you are looking to get repaired, don't panic; just call us at 1+800 504-9996 or email us and most certainly we will be able to help you with your Emerson servo motor repair need.
Emerson Unimotor FM Series Brushless Motor Repair The initials FM stand for Flexible Motor because the units are designed to accommodate a wide range of applications. Unimotor FM are brushless AC servo motors. These motors are available in six frame sizes with various gear boxes, mounting arrangements and motor lengths.
Emerson NT Series Compact Motor Repair. Emerson NT Motors are economical and high performance motors that provide maximize torque with a small size. They have powerful Neodymium magnet rotors and are manufactured with a segmented core. This helps maximize stator efficiency while keeping the motor size of the motor to a minimum.
Emerson XV Series Economical Motor Repair. Emerson XV Servo Motors provide servo performance in a compact servo motor. They offer a low cost solution with the features of a premium priced servo offering. These are intended for higher throughputs and smaller machines. XV motors are available in 4 Frame Sizes: 40, 60, 80 and 130 mm with speeds ranging from 2000 to 5000 rpm .
Emerson MG Series Low Inertia Motor Repair. The MG Motor series from Emerson is low inertia motor that is ideally suited for dynamic applications with torque requirements. The motors in MG series use Neodymium magnets to achieve a high torque to inertia ratio giving them a size advantage when compared to other motors.
Emerson MH Series 460 V Motor Repair. The Emerson MH Motor series are low inertia motors ideally suited for drives operating with 460 VAC Input. Applications with torque requirements between 16 lb-in (1.8 Nm) and 748 lb-in (84.5 Nm) can be solved. These motors use Neodymium magnets to achieve a high torque to inertia ratio giving them a size advantage when compared to other motors. | {
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VIC Topic Archives
Shaving the Universe
By Vic, October 18, 2018 in VIC Topic Archives
Take a browse through the ever-expanding Urban Dictionary and you will find the phrase "Riker's Beard." As a Star Trek fan, and perhaps one who, ironically, is celebrating No Beard Day today, you will no doubt be familiar with the term, and here's how the dictionary describes it:
"Euphemism for a moment in time (typically in pop culture) where something or someone that was lackluster and/or underachieving suddenly and surprisingly became much better and exciting. Taken from Star Trek: The Next Generation, which many fans considered wanting until Commander Riker grew a beard at the start of Season Two, after which the show was solid and well-received for the rest of its run."
The opposite to jumping the shark, Riker's Beard is nothing but positive, a description of the moment when something average becomes something far better. Not that Jonathan Frakes and his onscreen alter ego Commander William Riker weren't already great, but that first appearance of the Riker beard in the opening episode of "The Child" in season two was the start of a relationship that would continue for almost 30 years (Star Trek: Insurrection saw the beard take a trip to Risa for a few days, not that Troi was complaining).
The decision to grow the beard was all Frakes'. Tired of shaving, he opted to arrive at rehearsals unshaven and luckily for the actor, the urban dictionary and the rest of the known universe, Gene Roddenberry liked the facial fuzz as well. Speaking at a convention last year, Frakes recalled the moment when Roddenberry made clear his opinion on the beard. "I love the beard. It's nautical. We'll keep the beard, we'll trim it down and shape it. It'll be decorative." It took five episodes of tweaking, shaping, shaving, trimming and sticking on hair when too much had been shaved away before the producers were finally happy with the beard's structural integrity.
So, a stylistic choice by the actor, fueled by a desire to not shave every morning created something that coincided with TNG stepping out of the shadow of its illustrious predecessor and becoming very much its own entity. Frakes himself was very clear which version of Riker he preferred:
"Bearded, without a doubt. I'm so proud that Riker's beard is in the Urban Dictionary, defined as the opposite of jumping the shark. So, I'd have to go with the beard. And I've always liked the beard."
As the writer's strike-stricken second season continued to develop, so the character of Riker grew with it. Will began to evolve from a sharply focused, career-driven first officer into the nurturing, team player full of wise words and encouragement that would eventually take command of the U.S.S. Titan in the final moments of Star Trek: Nemesis 15 years later.
To do the beard justice, perhaps we should highlight a trio of great beard moments. Of course, we can't forget the bubble bath scene in Insurrection, when the Riker/Troi relationship blossoms once again, and Troi's unforgettable reaction to kissing her bearded beau.
"Yuck!"
"Yuck?"
"I never kissed you with a beard before!"
"I kiss you and you say, yuck?"
The Federation's fateful encounter with the Borg during the events of "The Best of Both Worlds" saw the beard tested to its very limits as its owner pushed the boundaries of his temporary command by making decisions we believe a beardless Riker would have blanched at.
And who can forget the season-six episode "The Quality of Life." as a trio of bearded Starfleet officers – Worf, Riker and Geordi La Forge (actor LeVar Burton, bearded for the one and only time on TNG due to his own real-life nuptials) – play poker with Dr. Crusher, announcing that she's suspicious of men who wear beards because they might be hiding something.
"Hide? Don't be ridiculous, Doctor. The beard is an ancient and proud tradition."
And there you have it, a proud and ancient tradition brought to the Star Trek galaxy by an actor who very wisely decided that shaving was no longer for him. Here's to Jonathan Frakes, William T. Riker and most importantly Riker's Beard.
Mark Newbold has been an avid Trek fan since the 1970's, when TOS was shown on UK TV, but it was the original cast movie series and TNG era that sealed the deal. Mark is a writer for Star Trek The Official Magazine, is editor-in-Chief of Star Trek: The Neutral Zone and was a stage host at Destination Star Trek Germany in 2018. At heart, he's a Niner. Follow him on Twitter.
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Health and Beauty Girl : Week 17: My Health and Weight Loss Journey to Get Fit and Lose Weight!
Week 17: My Health and Weight Loss Journey to Get Fit and Lose Weight!
Welcome to week 17 of my Health and Weight Loss Journey.
Workout wise, it was a pretty boring week. I just went for walks and did my personalized weight lifting routine. At least I did a lot better that last week (post linked here).
I continued to use the Pedometer App. which I am still loving!
It has been scorching hot and humid but I've been going for my walks again despite the heat.
I think it's good to sweat, it's an easy way to get rid of toxins.
One day, I saw something flying past me that looked VERY strange. It looked like a bird of some sort covered in fluff. I thought it's either got some disease or it's some very strange looking bird. In 40+ years, I have never seen a bird like this. I wasn't able to get a picture of it, but I googled it and found exactly what I saw. I wanted to share a picture of it, it's such a strange looking bird. It was a baby Egret. Never heard of them, but apparently they were almost extinct at one time.
+ 15 reverse lunges, 15, reverse angled lunges, and 15 walking lunges.
Note: I'm still using 8lb weights for the above weight routine.
It was a slow start to the week but I finished strong.
Let me know what you're doing to stay in shape this summer!
Thanks, Di! I went from doing nothing to doing something at least 4 days a week for the most part but I'm not seeing any results yet! | {
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Baby delivered at 12.12.12 hours
Last Updated: Wed, Dec 12, 2012 15:20 hrs
Mumbai, Dec 12 (IANS) The special date 12-12-12 Wednesday proved lucky for a 27-year-old Mumbai woman who delivered a healthy child at 12.12.12 hours, an official here said.
"This afternoon, when the newly-delivered baby cried for the first time, the time was exactly 12.12.12 hours even as a dozen medical students furiously clicked away on their mobilephone cameras. Coincidentally, somebody pointed out that the delivery took place in the hospital's ward No.12," Niranjan Chavan, a doctor at the Sion Hospital, said.
The woman, identified as Mamta Sahani, had earlier suffered two short-lived births in the past couple of years, jolting her dreams of motherhood, said Chavan, head of the unit at the Lokmanya Tilak Municipal General Hospital at Sion, who performed the Caesarean operation upon her.
"Tears streamed down the patient's eyes as she saw her baby and she could barely express herself," Chavan told IANS, adding that both the mother and child were doing well.
Her husband Ajendra Sahani, working in a pathology lab, was overwhelmed and profusely thanked the medicos at the Bombay Municipal Corporation's hospital at Sion in central Mumbai.
Around two years ago, Mamta's first baby was delivered premature at seven months and died after 45 days. Last year, her second child died 48 hours after it was born, shattering her dreams of ever achieving motherhood, he said.
This was not the only delivery on the special date at the hospital. Since midnight last night till 6 p.m., as many as 29 deliveries took place, of which nine were Caesarean, said head of the gynaecology department, Y.S. Nandanwar.
Among the Caesarean section deliveries, two were elective, meaning that the patients specifically requested for it to mark the special date in the calendar.
Another dozen women were already in the queue with labour pains and the procedures were expected to be completed by midnight Wednesday-Thursday, Nandanwar said. | {
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August 14-15: PIRATE INVASION This is a cruise revived from years past when Grog Island was a favorite destination. We had a cruise each year with a pirate costume contest, buried treasure, and ghost stories around the campfire. This year we will go to Little Bay with the same concept. There will be prizes for the best pirate costume, and there will be buried treasure to find. Then a cookout will be followed by "ghost stories." So bring the kids and the grandkids for a fun overnighter at Little Bay, a short sail around Windmill Point. Contact: Jim Morrison at [email protected]. | {
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Q: Estimate of trace of powers of density matrix Given a very generic, lower bounded Hamiltonian, is there a estimate on how $Tr(\rho^{1/k})$ grows as $k>0$ increases? Does this quantity diverge as a function of $N$, the degrees of freedom of the system?
A: That trace is nothing but the sum of the non-vanishing $\rho$ eigenvalues to the 1/r power and taking their multiplicities into account. Since those eigenvalues $\lambda$ belong to $(0,1]$, then $\lambda^{1/r}\to 1$ as $r\to +\infty$. In summary $tr(\rho^{1/r})$ tends to the number of non-vanishing eigenvalues of $\rho$ taking multiplicities into account. In particular it can diverge.
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The 108th release on Movement Records welcomes Just 9eorge to the label for his debut EP. The Greek producer and one half of the 9West production duo has been exploring different stylistic blueprints under his solo alias, and has already had his music featured on Audiomatique Recordings. His debut EP for Movement Recordings is entitled 'Sea & Sand' and features four brand new original productions.
The release gets underway with the title track 'Sea & Sand' which finds Just 9eorge exploring a soulful housey vibe. The Greek producer's groove is perfectly dialing in for the dance floor and a complement of guitar hooks and wonderful vocals adds some strong emotional content. The second selection 'Sandorina Sunset' goes a touch deeper and more musical with strong guitar motifs and vibrant rhythms leading the way. Elegant chord changes make for a smooth and exhilarating ride which peaks following a gorgeous break. 'Aegean Pulse' then follows suit with distinctive vocal stabs adding a dark tone which plays off the soulful hooks wonderfully. The fourth and final selection 'Barbouni' features more of a dubby, indistinct approach with delicate lines and a more minimalistic yet equally funk infused groove. It rounds out what is as exceptional EP from Just 9eorge highlighted by great dance floor sensibility and excellent musicality. Don't miss it. | {
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EDSP Module 1: Civic Condition Assessment | Building Communities, Inc.
The Civic Condition Assessment is one of four Plan Modules available to jump-start a strategic planning effort. While we recommend our full planning services as described on the Strategic Planning Process page, we realize that a targeted approach is a better fit for certain communities.
Question: After we plan, will we implement our plan?
Sounds pretty complete, doesn't it? Indeed, we believe that Plan Week considers the mind, heart and muscle of the community—the whole community.
But what if we told you that there is another major factor that predicts the likely level of success of the community in implementing its plan? What if you could predict the outcome of the planning effort before it even begins?
Don't get us wrong. We believe all communities should do such planning. However, through years of very close observation, we have developed the Four Stages of Civic Condition model, which provides insight into the underlying dynamics that form the foundation for successful (or unsuccessful) planning and implementation. These stages are shaped by the willingness and ability of the community.
Apathy Stage. Communities in the Apathy Stage provide a fascinating study in the planning process. During the planning phase, people show up, show interest, participate and appear set for progress. Unfortunately, that is very often where progress stops.
When the community shifts to the implementation phase, nothing happens. The proverbial "report sitting on the shelf" is the result (even the Building Communities process can have a tough time breaking through this condition and energizing forward movement).
Argumentative Stage. Planning and implementation in the Argumentative Stage is very challenging.
Typically, a small group of behind-the-scenes individuals desire to control most, if not all, aspects of the planning effort in order that their agenda becomes codified through a process that appears to be a collective community endeavor.
Communities in this stage can become bogged down due to a lack of consensus, lack of shared goals and the inability to attract resources.
Action Stage. Strategic planning in an Action Stage community is a positive experience for virtually everyone involved.
The planning phase reinforces existing efforts, inspires new initiatives and galvanizes teamwork.
The Building Communities methodology thrives, as action-oriented people desire and work toward the completion of an objective and comprehensive roadmap for their future.
Alliance Stage. It is rare that a community evolves to the Alliance Stage. A paradigm shift from project-focus to community-focus characterizes this phase. It requires strong and sustained local leadership to achieve this condition. A planning process for a community in the Alliance Stage can be very successful, providing it does not become all-encompassing—planning only for the sake of planning.
Unlike every other aspect of the Building Communities process, the Civic Condition Assessment is largely subjective. During this session, which can be held before or after Plan Week, participants develop an understanding of the Four Stages of Civic Condition model and take the Community Motivation Personality Test. Most importantly, community leaders discuss how their community stacks up in terms of its civic condition.
By surfacing these underlying dynamics, the community not only becomes more aware of the significance of underlying political and power dynamics, but it can use that knowledge to better navigate the implementation phase of the work more effectively. | {
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IGT Q2 Losses Mostly Due to Poor Exchange Rates with Italian Lotto and Double Down Sale
Posted on: August 3, 2017, 12:00h.
Last updated on: August 3, 2017, 12:09h.
Despite a second quarter loss and a decline in revenue from the same period last year, International Game Technology Plc. (IGT) beat Wall Street projections. The loss of $252.2 million on revenue of $1.22 billion was compared to earnings of $82.9 million on revenue of $1.29 billion in the second quarter of 2016. Analysts had forecast revenue of $1.2 billion.
International Game Technology (IGT), one of the biggest suppliers of slot machines, reported a second-quarter loss on Tuesday, but says new products to be introduced in October at G2E in Las Vegas should help bring revenues back in line. (Image: yogonet.com)
The loss represented a 5.1 percent decline for the London-based gaming and lottery machine supplier for the period that ended June 30. Officials said on Tuesday in a statement that it was "mostly attributable to the new [Italy] lotto concession dynamics and the sale of Double Down Interactive LLC which closed on June 1."
Translation: exchange rates were not favorable in both transactions, and that cost IGT $220 million in net losses.
But as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal and GGRAsia, IGT CEO Marco Sala was not discouraged by the news. On a conference call with investors Tuesday morning, Sala noted that the company has focused on debt reduction and increased cash generation through disciplined asset and financial management. He also added shareholders will receive a 20-cent-per-share dividend on August 24.
Slotted In
In addition to the dividend, Sala mentioned the company shipped out 8,884 gaming machines worldwide in the second quarter, as a result of strong replacement demand. A part of that was 3,591 gaming machines, including video lottery terminals, to the international market during the second quarter of 2017, an uptick compared to 2,989 units in the prior-year period.
The company chief also expressed excitement about new products in development that should provide future growth. He said seven new creations will be unveiled in October at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas.
Another plus was the sale of Double Down Interactive to Double U Games. IGT bought the company in 2012 for $500 million. This was at the height of the social gaming explosion and the Double Down suite was, at the time, the most popular social casino on Facebook and the fourth most popular Facebook game overall. The deal to Double U Games was for $825 million and closed in June.
Stock Slips
Experts tend to agree with Sala's rosy outlook. Telsey Advisory Group analyst David Katz said in a statement that the IGT's financials are in good shape.
"The better than expected results were driven by improvement in some of the most critical areas, particularly the North American and international gaming businesses, as well as profitability levels," he said.
Three JP Morgan analsysts were also seeing the silver lining, noting that the Q2 adjusted earnings " … before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of US$424 million was above consensus, driven by growth in lottery and international shipments."
That still wasn't enough to help slow the slide IGT's stock price has experienced since January, however. Shares have declined 25 percent since the first of the year. Over the past 12 months, stock value has fallen by nine percent. Shares were at $30.15 on November 18, 2016, but have fallen since then. They were down again after Wednesday trading, dropping 32 cents, to $21.14.
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Todd Shriber — November 5, 2020 | {
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It was May of last year when the government forces clashed with the Maute group in Marawi. The clash displaced more than 300,000 people and the activity prompted the President to declare martial law in the whole of Mindanao. The 5-month-long armed conflict in Mindanao devastated the whole province. Many were forced to leave their homes and livelihood, a great number were wounded and lost their loved ones. Now that the battle is over, how will they start anew?
Rehabilitating Marawi will take months and maybe even years. In an effort to help restore the once beautiful and diversified communities, ESSILOR VISION FOUNDATION (EVF) and The Integrated Philippine Association of Optometrists, Inc, (IPAO), created an advocacy campaign called Marawi 2020 with the aim of bringing eye care to the people in need, and ultimately to give them hope for a brighter, clearer tomorrow.
Marawi 2020 campaign is one of the many programs spearheaded by EVF, the philanthropic arm of Essilor, world leader in opthalmic optics. EVF is committed to eliminating poor vision and its lifelong consequences, and to providing underprivileged people the opportunity to live a better life through better sight. Last year, EVF ASEAN also launched the Eye Can Succeed campaign in the Philippines, which helped over 10,000 senior high school students to perform better at school by providing free eye-check ups and prescription glasses to those in need. The foundation established in Singapore in 2014 also organizes charity events in neighboring ASEAN countries such as Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam.
"In our own little way, we aim to help the people of Marawi find hope despite everything that happened. Through this advocacy campaign, we wish to boost people's confidence in seeing life more clearly, Better vision in life lets them know that it is never too late to start anew, to brush off the ashes and hope for a brighter future," shared Dr. Emelita Roleda, general manager of Essilor Philippines.
Working hand in hand with IPAO, they will provide residents with free eye checks and corrective glasses, if needed. Essilor pledged 20,000 eyeglasses to the residents of Marawi- a campaign that will run for two years-until 2020.
For more information about the Marawi 2020 advocacy campaign, visit Essilor's website at www.essilor.com.ph. Follow @EssilorPH on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. | {
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Telemachus: Why Do Hillary Clinton's Emails 'Matter' In the First Place?
Why Do Hillary Clinton's Emails 'Matter' In the First Place?
with Sensitive Classified Information Under Gen'l Washington?
There is a lot of chatter going on about FBI Director James Comey's decision not to recommend a prosecution of presumptive Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for her 'extremely careless' handling of classified emails while Secretary of State under President Barack Obama.
Sadly, much of the chatter immediately degenerated into political barrages, most of which was not based on any personal expertise or actual experience with classified information in the federal government to begin with.
So what else is new in this social media age?
We like to deal with original documents and data resources when we dig into budget, tax and health care issues and then let you decide for yourself what you think about each issue.
The issue of the proper use and handling of classified documents is so important we thought we would devote an extra large dosage of information for you to use as you decide what to think about this whole ordeal.
Loss of classified information no matter from what level is extremely dangerous and should not just be dismissed out-of-hand as a trivial matter.
Protection against espionage is as old as the American Republic to begin with. General George Washington was particularly attuned to it as portrayed in the pretty well-documented AMC series 'Turn: Washington's Spies' which you should watch if you get the chance.
General Washington did not take the loss of confidential secured classified information very kindly. He authorized the execution of those who participated in the loss of sensitive information as they were caught and discovered.
In this case, we reached out to several folks who are experts or attorneys in the world of federal classified information for some background for you to consider as you follow the fallout from the FBI decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton.
Getting a secret clearance to review classified federal government information is hard. Getting 'top secret' clearance is very difficult.
Gaining access to any classified information means you have to submit a very detailed questionnaire that you have to sign under penalty of the law if you submit falsified information in any way before you get completely grilled by interviewers who not only interview you as a candidate to gain classified information but also dozens of other people who know you or might be part of your immediate or extended family.
Imagine the surprise of your siblings when one calls up to say: 'I got a call from the FBI today to talk about you. I hope you haven't done anything wrong'.
Once secret clearance was granted, we had to go through a training session on how we were going to access the classified material in question that lasted several hours.
During this training, we were told in no uncertain terms that what we were going to see on a classified basis was 'important to our collective national security' and 'any breach of security regarding the information in question would be dealt with the most severe penalties possible under the law'.
No one came out of that briefing with any sort of ambiguity about what that meant. ANY release of information, whether deliberately or by accident, would put any one of us into severe jeopardy, legal and career-wise.
When we went to view the material, we were asked to empty our pockets of all pencils, pens, papers, wallets and anything else that could be used to take notes and then walk out with them.
About the only things we were allowed to take into the secure room were the clothes we were wearing that day to work.
Before we went into the secured room guarded by 2 military guards, we each had to sign an affidavit that what we were about to see and hear in the room would not be divulged to anyone outside of that secured room.
We went into the secured room where they locked the door behind us and we were allowed to view the material and ask questions for about an hour.
After the meeting, the door was unlocked from the outside and we were escorted out of the room but not before we were essentially frisked to make sure we were not trying to walk off with one of the secured binders of classified information, which would have been quite uncomfortable given that it was about 3 inches thick and in one of those large binder notebooks.
We were reminded once again of our oath to protect everything we saw or heard in the classified briefing from being disseminated in any way, shape or form and we were not allowed to discuss anything we saw with anyone outside of the room.
Then we were allowed to go back into the halls of Congress and resume our regular workday.
That was the regular course of treatment of classified information for any Congressman, Senator or congressional staff who was involved in any intelligence matter and who 'needed to know it' to conduct the course of their work on Capitol Hill.
'For any of my friends who don't realize how unlikely it is for classified information to accidentally end up on a non-classified computer or server (government or personal).
Classified computer systems are physically separate from non-classified systems. They do not connect in any way. It is not possible to accidentally email from a classified system to a non-classified system.
When I had a classified computer system at my desk, I had to physically switch a toggle on a box on my desk, to even get to the classified system and did not have any access to my unclassified computer system while working on the classified one. We were all instructed to never remove any classified information from the premises, and certainly, never ever take it home!!
Additionally, I had to log off of that system at the end of every work day, physically remove the hard drive, and lock it up overnight. If it was discovered my hard drive was not locked up (yes, co-workers were expected to check/report on each other), I could receive a security violation, which could lead to the loss of my clearance, and therefore the loss of my job.
Fortunately, 99% of the people who work in the federal government with classified information take it very seriously to protect our national security.
That is what makes this whole case with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton so disturbing to begin with.
ANY rational person would have to believe that the Secretary of State of the United States of America, of all people, would take extraordinary steps to protect classified information at least as seriously as the lowest-ranking career civil servant at the State Department who had access to such classified information.
Yes or no? It is not a trick question.
'I'm working on some cases right now where ordinary citizens are being pursued by the federal government for "recklessly" failing to report the potential release of classified information.
Did you get that? His client is being charged not for releasing the information; not for actually forwarding the classified information to anyone; not selling it in a treasonous deal with ISIS operatives but only for their 'alleged failure to report the potential release of classified information'.
If that was a standard the FBI used against Hillary Clinton and all of her key aides who participated in this transmission of multiple sensitive classified emails, 'failure to report it', then all of them would have to be guilty since none of this would have even come to light except for the Benghazi hearings long ago that brought them to the national forefront.
One thing that really bugs us is the apparent insouciance of many on the left to discount the importance of this breach of security and gross 'extremely carelessness' when it came to Secretary Clinton and her aides handling classified State Department emails.
These are not recipes for beef stew that are being posted on classified State Department emails like you see on Facebook or Instagram.
This is a far more serious case than just being 'another political witch hunt' as some on the left and in the Hillary apologist crowd want you to believe and dismiss as they do.
Even though the FBI and now the DOJ have failed to prosecute, there are other steps that can and should be taken to restore some of the confidence that has been lost by the American public watching this play out on national tv.
For one thing, any and all of Hillary Clinton's aides and her lawyers, none of whom had security clearance Director Comey admitted today in his congressional hearing so they should not have been allowed to review the emails in the first place, should be allowed to gain security clearance of any degree or level if Hillary Clinton does become President Clinton and she asks them to join her in the White House.
That is what 'extremely careless' handling of sensitive, secure and classified information would get you, as an ordinary citizen and employee of the State Department, at the very, very, very minimum.
If you didn't go to jail, that is. | {
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About PHRE
PHRE Response to Incident at MPP
Calvin Ball III, County Executive
3430 Courthouse Drive
[email protected]
Ian Kennedy, Executive Director
Downtown Columbia Arts and Culture Commission, Inc.
[email protected]
Milton Matthews, President / CEO
Columbia Association
6310 Hillside Court, Suite 100
[email protected]
Community Leaders & Merriweather Post Pavilion Staff:
We write to express our grave concern about an incident of racial harassment reported by one of our members at Merriweather Post Pavilion (MPP) following the Phish concert on Sunday, June 23, 2019; and to request that you take immediate action to investigate this incident and hold any responsible individual(s) fully accountable.
Phans for Racial Equity (PHRE) promotes racial equity and respect for difference within the Phish and greater jamband community and beyond. We strive to make our scene a more welcoming space for people of all races and ethnicities, bearing in mind the many ways in which race/ethnicity intersects with gender, sexual orientation, disability, and other identities. We aim to facilitate education and thoughtful engagement, first and foremost within the Phish community, about race and its intersection with other issues; give people tools to build a more welcoming environment; and activate our community to make a positive impact on racial equity in the U.S. more broadly.
One of our members, [NAME REDACTED], reported that as he was exiting MPP with his fiance [NAME REDACTED] —who is Latina—on Sunday night, a golf cart carrying up to six staff members (not clear whose staff) sped towards them and the driver yelled to his fiance "What are you? The MS-13? Are you setting up your camps?" The others on the cart did nothing to protest his remarks. When asked his name, the driver said "Bill." When [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] reported this behavior to venue staff, they were asked what they might have done to provoke the incident, and no action was taken. They have also informed MPP management about the incident through multiple channels, without sufficient response.
This is obviously a completely unacceptable way to treat any person, including a paying guest at a Phish concert at MPP in Columbia, Howard County, Maryland. The alleged harassment, of course, occurred in the context of rising hate / bias incidents both in Maryland and nationally. And it comes on the heels of an incident at MPP last year in which one of our African-American members heard a venue staffer say that he "didn't know niggers liked Phish." Without sufficient detail, we will not comment on whether this year's incident amounts to a potential hate crime; but it is certainly grounds for immediate termination of the perpetrator(s)'s employment.
Phish concerts are overwhelmingly white spaces. This alone can make it uncomfortable for people of color to attend shows and provides our community with a special responsibility for fostering a welcoming environment to ensure that people are not being kept away from a transcendent musical experience because of the color of their skin. At an absolute minimum, it means that we must provide a safe environment free from physical or verbal harassment. This imperative took on new urgency after a horrific incident at the Gorge Amphitheater in the summer of 2018 in which two people of color were viciously assaulted with rocks and hospitalized. At PHRE we take this responsibility to heart, and work every day--in cooperation with band management and others--to make the Phish and broader jam-band scenes as welcoming and inclusive as we know it can be.
Of course, City, County, and State officials share the responsibility for providing a safe environment for fans of every color and creed. The fact that this harassment was reportedly perpetrated by someone acting in an official capacity makes it especially egregious. The fact that there have now been incidents involving staff at MPP two years in a row is a matter of grave concern.
Phish has played 21 concerts at MPP over the past two and a half decades, and the band's fans have injected tens of millions of dollars into the local economy. Our fan community has been a great boon to both the venue and local businesses in Howard County. In return we ask that you make sure all of us feel welcome, or else none of us can.
We urge all parties responsible for the comfort and safety of Phish fans attending a concert at MPP--that is band security; venue management and security; and City, County, and State officials--to cooperate to fully investigate this incident and hold any responsible perpetrators to account.
We also urge MPP to conduct equity and inclusion training with all of its staff that covers race and other identities vulnerable to harassment such as gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, and disability status.
We request that you inform us as to the progress and ultimate outcome of your investigation as well as any action taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
[email protected]
Patrick Jordan
Red Light Management
Leonardo McClarty
Howard County Chamber
6240 Old Dobbin Lane, Suite 110
PHRE 2018
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SkyEyes by SkyEyes Released on: 16 Feb 2019
buy it at 60
Skyeyes is the self-titled debut EP by the band SkyEyes, born out of band members of Big Bang Blues.
The debut is a culmination of the band's collective passion and effort, with all the four songs in the EP having been written by different band members.
The band managed to get onboard Dan Swift, one of the best record producers from the UK, who has worked with the likes of Snow Patrol and Passenger, for this EP. (www.danswift.co.uk).
The songs have been mastered by John Davis, who has remastered albums of bands like Led Zeppelin and U2.
SkyEyes will also be taking its music directly to the fans through its live shows for the debut EP release tour in March 2019.
1. Mad Man's Tale ( 4:38 )
2. Betrayal ( 6:42 )
3. Last Train ( 5:49 )
4. Letter to my Father ( 4:18 )
Rock Indie Rock Progressive Psychedelic Alternative Rock Hard Rock
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Q: Taking address of an rvalue allowed? I am practicing things described Here to learn the concept of lvalue and rvalue.
However, when I contrive my own example as follows, I find it compiles and runs without any error (using VS2017). I have learnt that in case 1, it is the same as calling
produceA(10).operator=(A())
and thus is legal. But, I still don't understand why case 2 and 3 are allowed. In fact, case 2 even contradicts the example given in the article. Am I actually getting the addresses of rvalues in these 2 cases? Do they lead to undefined behavior?
#include <string>
class A
{
int data = 1;
public:
A() = default;
A(int in)
: data(in)
{}
A& operator=(const A& rhs)
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data = rhs.data;
return *this;
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A produceA(int i)
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A a(i);
return a;
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produceA(10) = A();
// case 2
A* pa = &produceA(10); // rvalue?
// case 3
std::string* pstr = &std::string("Temp"); // rvalue?
return 0;
}
A: &produceA(10) is the address of the anonymous temporary of type A returned back from the function. You are allowed to set a pointer to it, but that pointer is only valid for the lifetime of the entire statement.
The same can be said for &std::string("Temp"); again, this is an address of an anonymous temporary.
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Narragansett robbery suspect found hiding in shed
Rachael Perry
Courtesy of the Narragansett Police Department
By: News Staff
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @ABC6
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (WLNE) — A robbery suspect was arrested on Tuesday after being found hiding in a shed.
Willaim Diorty, 56, was the prime suspect in the robbery of a Centerville Bank branch on Tuesday afternoon.
Police said the call came in reporting the robbery around 3:33 p.m. The bank, located on Boston Neck Road, was robbed of an undisclosed amount of money.
With no known direction the suspect (Diorty) could have gone, authorities from several police departments, as well as a K-9 unit were deployed to search the surrounding area.
Officials said the Environmental K-9 Police officer named Bear was able to track Diorty down in a shed fairly close to the bank.
He was taken into custody without incident.
Diorty is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.
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Wolf Foundation
Ricardo Wolf
Wolf Prize
Kiefer Prize
Krill Prize
2020 Wolf Prize were announced
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15 בJanuary 2020
The names of the 2020 Wolf Prize for Science and Art laureates were announced this morning at the presidential residence in the presence of Israel President, Mr. Reuven (Ruvi) Rivlin,
Meeting the Next Generation of Scientists
7 בJanuary 2020
Young outstanding students from the Tel Aviv University Will host special Summit with 2020 Wolf Prize Laureates
Congatulations to 2017 Wolf Prize Laureates: Professors Mayor & Queloz for winning the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics
Prof. Queloz and Prof. Mayor won both prizes "for the first discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star". In October 1995, Mayor and
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2020 Wolf Prize Laureates Announcement
January 13, 2020, Monday, at 11:00 Announcing the 2020 Wolf Prize Laureates! At the official residence of the President of the State of Israel Click here to Join the live
The Wolf Prize laureates
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Caroline Dean
Wolf Prize Laureate in Agriculture 2020
The 2020 Wolf Prize in Mathematics is awarded jointly to Simon Donaldson and Yakov Eliashberg.
Sir Simon Kirwan Donaldson
Imperial College London and
Simons Center , Stony Brook , UK
"for their contributions to differential geometry and topology"
Sir Simon Kirwan Donaldson (born 1957, Cambridge, U.K.) is an English mathematician known for his work on the topology of smooth (differentiable) four-dimensional manifolds and Donaldson–Thomas theory.
Donaldson's passion of youth was sailing. Through this, he became interested in the design of boats, and in turn in mathematics. Donaldson gained a BA degree in mathematics from Pembroke College, Cambridge in 1979, and in 1980 began postgraduate work at Worcester College, Oxford.
As a graduate student, Donaldson made a spectacular discovery on the nature or 4-dlmenslonal geometry and topology which is considered one of the great events of 20th century mathematics. He showed there are phenomena in 4-dlmenslons which have no counterpart in any other dimension. This was totally unexpected, running against the perceived wisdom of the time.
Not only did Donaldson make this discovery but he also produced new tools with which to study it, involving deep new ideas in global nonlinear analysis, topology, and algebraic geometry.
After gaining his DPhil degree from Oxford University in 1983, Donaldson was appointed a Junior Research Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford, he spent the academic year 1983–84 at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, and returned to Oxford as Wallis Professor of Mathematics in 1985. After spending one year visiting Stanford University, he moved to Imperial College London in 1998. Donaldson is currently a permanent member of the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics at Stony Brook University and a Professor in Pure Mathematics at Imperial College London.
Donaldson's work is remarkable in its reversal of the usual direction of ideas from mathematics being applied to solve problems in physics.
A trademark of Donaldson's work is to use geometric ideas in infinite dimensions, and deep non-linear analysis, to give new ways to solve partial differential equations (PDE). In this way he used the Yang-Mills equations, which has its origin in quantum field theory, to solve problems in pure mathematics (Kähler manifolds) and changed our understanding of symplectic manifolds. These are the phase spaces of classical mechanics, and he has shown that large parts of the powerful theory of algebraic geometry can be extended to them.
Applying physics to problems or pure mathematics was a stunning reversal of the usual interaction between the subjects and has helped develop a new unification of the subjects over the last 20 years, resulting in great progress in both. His use of moduli (or parameter) spaces of solutions of physical equations – and the interpretation of this technique as a form of quantum field theory – is now pervasive throughout many branches of modem mathematics and physics as a way to produce "Donaldson-type Invariants" of geometries of all types. In the last 5 years he has been making great progress with special geometries crucial to string theory in dimensions six ("Donaldson-Thomas theory"), seven and eight.
Professor Simon Donaldson is awarded the Wolf Prize for his leadership in geometry in the last 35 years. His work has been a unique combination of novel ideas in global non-linear analysis, topology, algebraic geometry, and theoretical physics, following his fundamental work on 4-manifolds and gauge theory. Especially remarkable is his recent work on symplectic and Kähler geometry.
Allan H. MacDonald
Wolf Prize Laureate in Physics 2020
Yakov Eliashberg
Wolf Prize Laureate in Mathematics 2020
Emmanuelle Charpentier
Wolf Prize Laureate in Medicine 2020
Wolf Prize Laureate in Art 2020
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero
Rafi Bistritzer
Sir Simon K.Donaldson
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Krill Prize Laureate 2018
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Amit Sever
Meital Landau
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Ayelet Erez
Adi Salomon
Elad Gross
Emmanuel Levy
Anat Milo
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Shiri Chechik
Yonatan Dubi
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Physics is among the more difficult sciences. The scope of the subject is considered vaster than other subjects. That is one reason students consider Physics slightly boring. Very few students like this subject. So natural, there is a lot of problem surrounding the coursework. Here we give 5 important tips to do physics work.
You should ask your teacher to make you understand physics well. Physic is not like other subjects. Most students prefer to memorise over understanding the principles. You should try to understand the subject. If you understand it well then there will not be a problem with the schoolwork. Make a list of topics or questions that you are unable to understand. Your teacher will help you with it and make you understand.
You can do your work effectively only if you have sufficient knowledge about the subject. There are many sources to gather information or knowledge. You should read not only text books but other related books as well. Reading various types of book helps to increase your knowledge and then you can do coursework easily. You will get many such books in library.
You should read your academic books thoroughly. In the text book, you will find most concepts explained in detail. Teachers often teach only the important chapters in class. The limitation of time forces them to complete the lesson quickly.
Teachers may at times leave out less important information which may be essential for you. So you should read the book and if you find anything which is beyond your understanding, you should ask your teacher. This is important to do physic schoolwork.
You can take help of online search if you do not understand your lesson. You get your physics teacher only for short periods of time only. If you need to ask any question at home, online help is the best help. You will not face difficulty if you can search online for assistance. You will get every detail on the internet just like your text book and then you can do your schoolwork easily.
This is an effective way to get help. Nothing will be as good as learning with friends. Learning and fun will go together. You should share your work with your classmates. They also have to do same homework. Ask those students who are best in your class. They will help you in doing homework. | {
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The book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archembault is a classic must-read in all preschool and kindergarten classrooms.
Not only is this a must-read, it's also very popular with the kids and always a class favorite!
Reading this book aloud to children is a powerful literacy extension that can lead to many learning opportunities for identifying letters of the alphabet.
These Chicka Chicka Boom Boom inspired snacks motivate little ones to learn the alphabet in fun and engaging ways.
I have included a few different versions to accommodate those picky little taste buds, so choose the one that best meets the needs of your kids.
First up is this super easy and tasty banana kiwi snack.
Start by peeling and slicing the banana. Older children can use plastic knives to do this part themselves, it's great a great way to develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills!
Next, peel and slice your kiwi, this part can be tricky so it is best done by an adult.
Then, invite your kids to assemble their snack and add raisins and Alpha Bits cereal to their creations as they retell the story of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Retelling is a great way to increase comprehension and develop oral language.
This is my Chicka Chicka Boom Boom version of the popular Ants on a Log snack.
Please note that if your child or students have nut allergies you can use a nut free substitute or cream cheese instead of peanut butter.
Start by peeling and slicing the kiwi. Next, set out the other ingredients and invite the kids to assemble their own snack.
Children can spread the peanut butter on the celery stalk with a plastic knife or, if you don't think your kids are ready for plastic knives, popsicle sticks work just as well.
Spreading is great for developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Not just for retelling, these snacks may also encourage little ones to try new foods!
This snack is super easy and one most kids will eat without hesitation.
First, slice the apples. Then, set out the graham crackers and Alpha Bits and invite the children to assemble their snacks.
Another super easy and virtually mess free Chicka Chicka Boom Boom snack that your kids will love!
Simply put out the apples, pretzel rods, and Alpha Bits and invite the kids to make their very own version of the tree from the story.
There you have it, four easy and delicious snacks inspired by the classic children's book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom!
Such a cute, healthy & yummy snack to go with a wonderful book! You could also use honeydew melon for the leaves! Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot! We hope you join us again this week! | {
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These are a very fine value. The handles are nicely shaped, cast aluminum with rubber grips surfaces. Each has a spring-loaded snap catch. Overall length about 8". The Anvil Pruner is coated and is the best choice is for dry stalks and dead wood. The Bypass Pruner is best for green material, and the Flower Cutter, with its 2-1/2" long cutters, is perfect for collecting that bouquet for the front hall or the dining table.
Brenda Blaine, 2/19/2019 Excellent products. I used the pruners for the first time this season and love the way they handle and feel in my hand. Work great and look good too! I would highly recommend this company and product.
Donald Marshall, 12/28/2018 It is a great set and I believe this is the fourth time that I have purchased the entire set, 3 times as gifts..
Donald J Krueger, 12/4/2018 This pruner works just great. Very precise and sharp blade. I used , mine to trim small apple trees and for some cutting of some limbs on large and tall orange trees and it worked with ease. At age 84 have lost some strength in hands, but its easy to work this pruner. Highly recommended.
Kathy Crowley, 12/3/2018 I am the owner of a plant nursery and needed a pruner that will take the abuse of everyday pruning. I find this pruner easy to use and keeps working till I lock it up. Many pruners we use from the box stores are thrown away in a week. I also wanted to purchase a product Made IN America.
Will Spring Ever Come?...It better and Fast!
Mary Ann Permesang, 11/20/2018 I received my set of Pruning Shears a week ago. I rated them a five star based on how they looked and felt. Unfortunately, this year the cold and snow came early. So at this time I can only admire them as I pass by them a few times a day as they sit on the shelf in our back porch. My hope is that we get a few days of warm weather (40 degrees maybe ????) before winter sets in so I can do a little pruning in my garden. My heart jumped when I opened the box and saw metal instead of plastic! I know the way the pruners opened and shut plus the weight of the tools that I will be very pleased with the outcome. I can hear my trees, shrubs, and plants say "It's about time lady!"
Rodney , 11/12/2018 So far we have used these the most. Perfect for pruning Cilantro, Basil and other Herbs that need a clean snip. Very sharp and precision.
Rodney , 11/12/2018 The perfect pruners for her. She cuts roses, and even large stems, with ease.
Dwight Wells, 11/9/2018 I have a pair exactly like these for decades but they have just worn out. I have waited until I could find the same to replace them and these are it. Very sharp, perfect blade length, and fits it the hand perfectly. Whew! Now I can sleep better.
Don Gradin, 10/30/2018 Bought these for my wife for this Christmas. Seems I have to buy her new trimmers / pruners every year! Tired of spending money at the "big box store" every year for "el-cheapos". These appear to be very high quality with Japanese Steel blades and flat torsion springs instead of poorly made coil springs. If she doesn't like them for any reason, you'll be the second to hear about it!
Dave Goodman, 9/27/2018 I purchased these for my brother for his birthday/retirement. I happened to visit and used these for some pruning. Needless to say, after using, I had to purchase a set for myself! They cut clean and are very comfortable to use. I am giving away all my other pruners.
JAYNE E., 7/11/2018 My title says it all. My pruner arrived yesterday, and I literally cannot stay out of the yard. Don't let the price fool you. This pruner has already cut things I thought I would need my Japanese saw to do the job! It performs like it is cutting through butter. Oh, one more thing, the pruner does not stress your hand. This is really nice, since I have developed a touch of arthritis in my right hand. My husband thought I was kidding, until he tried it for himself, now I am ordering one for him! Order one for yourself, I promise you won't be disappointed. With 28 acres to keep up with, I better order several.
Thanks again Garrett Wade, you never let me down!
July 2018 Rate & Review Grand Prize $100 Winner. Congratulations, Jayne!!
Anne, 7/6/2018 Love the variety as well as the quality.
Dale W Eld, 6/23/2018 Nice and sharp. Work well and I like the way they fit in my hand.
Denise Clemons, 5/9/2018 Lost my pruning shears, thought I'd give these a try, glad I did. Nice weight and balance, excellent cutting ability.
Frank, 5/4/2018 Now that I have received this set, I say ...... EVERYONE !!! I'm not a master gardener or even a gardening enthusiast, just a guy who likes to keep his yard tidy and prefers quality, well constructed tools. This set ticks all the boxes. And on sale at $27 is a steal!
Incitatus, 12/10/2017 Quality product, sharp blades, look like they will be sharp and useful for years. Bought them as a gift for my boyfriend who loves gardening. His old shears and pruners are rusty and dull. Saw these and thought they'd make a nice Christmas gift.
Angelo Onofrio, 12/8/2017 My wife is a Master Gardner and has tried every gardening tool made. I bought her this trio of tools and she couldn't be happier. When she's happy, I am happy. So, this is one of the best purchases I have ever made I am sure there will be more purchases in the future.
Mary Meyerhoffer, 12/5/2017 Excellent products! We purchased the large premium pruner and loopers last year and have been so pleased with their quality that we ordered the hand held clippers. It is refreshing to use tools that are not only well made but powerful.
I would highly recommend this entire Garrett Wade line of garden tools.
AL, 11/5/2017 I have been using this pruner to clip small branches that hang across a hiking trail that I maintain and find that this is an excellent tool. It is very sharp and easy to cut thru most brush of reasonable thickness. It fits well in my hand and is easy to carry along with me.
Javier, 9/18/2017 affordable price and good quality pruner ,durable , I work in gardening so I used them often every week .
Joseph J Benson, 8/1/2017 The garden shears were a great buy, very sharp, and the highest quality, like all the items I've purchased from GarrettWade. The online ordering was simple and the delivery was fast. Great company to do business with, I will do more in the future.
Roger and Jo Putignani, 7/18/2017 Excellent product and so easy to use.
John R Lyon, 6/3/2017 These are great tools! Handling them is almost "sensual". They are precision crafted, with superb balance and smooth operating feel. They fit my hand like they were custom made for it. I look forward to many years with them at my command.
SMcK, 5/23/2017 These clippers are super sharp, lightweight, and cause no fatigue on the hands. At such a reasonable price you can't go wrong.
Tom White, 5/22/2017 I have not had them very long but the times I have used them I found the feel in my hand a bit light, more fit for a small hand. They are very sharp, well made and cut cleanly.
Gail, 5/5/2017 although I have only used them sparingly since I received them, they are very well balanced and have a great grip.
Good product, awesome customer service.
Lisa Richardson, 4/25/2017 These pruners are great for most of my pruning needs. The handles are smaller which work very well for my small hands so I am not struggling to grip them. They are very sharp and don't require an excessive amount of pressure. The customer service is awesome. I am a first time customer and had trouble ordering on line but a phone call resulted in a quick order, even quicker delivery and feeling like my business was valued.
barbara brasell, 2/7/2017 My husband was very pleased with these pruning tools......they got here just in time to prune the scuppernongs...........they worked twice as fast as his old ones. He is very hard to please, so I am pleased, too.
Michael L. Burger, 2/7/2017 A bit smaller than other pruners but well and fit the need for finer pruning within roses and tropical that I have.
Leslie Newcomb, 12/27/2016 This set of hand pruners was purchased as a gift, and I have received word from the recipient that he is thrilled with the quality of these tools. However, my 5-star rating refers to Garrett Wade's customer service, in addition to the quality of the products. Due to a shipping error I initially received the wrong item, and with less than a week before Christmas I called Garrett Wade to see what could be done. They promised to ship the correct item immediately, with only my promise that I would return the incorrect product, and it arrived three days later--well in time to be one of the most appreciated gifts I gave this year. It's nice to know that the products AND the service are top quality at Garrett Wade.
Thank you for stopping by to share your experience with us. Our customer's satisfaction is first and foremost. We're happy to hear you received the pruners in time!
Chris Martin, 12/23/2016 I purchased the pruners and loppers for a Christmas gift. They arrived and seem to be extremely well made. I will be buying a set for myself as well.
Clipped before I could open the wrapper !!
Michael Silva, 12/20/2016 Looking like it will be excellent, but---- it is a present I gave myself, but my wife grabbed it to give to me at Christmas. I NEED TO BE SURPRISED !!!
Shannon Sigmon, 12/15/2016 Great pruners...I have a mini peach orchard (40 trees) & I have used these pruners several years, great for any type of Gardner...sturdy & dependable, just ordered a second pair for my son...going to teach him how to prune!
Robert Franklin, 11/22/2016 We found the quality of all three of the cutters to be excellent and shaped just right for the various pruning chores around the yard. The handle design is particularly noteworthy as it markedly increases the comfort level without a loss of control.
Paul Smoland, 10/23/2016 Good construction, last a long time, stay sharp. I use them for cutting vegetables, and small pruning and have had one for a few years. Just bought two more. Inexpensive and great value for what you get.
Jill Cogburn, 8/26/2016 Be careful when using the flower cutter. It is not for heavy-duty use. I was using it to prune some Jasmine. My hand got caught between the handles and it nicked me pretty bad.
Ronald K. Anderson, 8/3/2016 These hand held pruners are very well made and will perform for a lifetime of gardening. They are easy to use, ie, easy on the hand. The set of three has both the anvil and a bypass pruner for both hard and soft woods. Additionally, one also has a pair for the garden flowers. This set is very modestly priced for the quality. The set is a great gift that will be appreciated by any new homeowner.
Great pruners; especially for the price!
Theresa, 7/19/2016 Exactly what I needed.
Jacqueline, 4/4/2016 Pleased with these pruners. They are just what I needed to handle trimming my yuletide camelia bush, handling suckers on my cherry tree and cutting back my knockout roses. I used the flower cutter to trim an inside plant since it's too early in the season for flowers in the garden. All are made well and I expect them to last for years.
The best ever set of hand pruners!
Barbara , 3/4/2016 If you're looking for a set that does it all in the garden, look no further...this set is for you! Working with an easy grip and sharp blades, you'll find yourself pruning everything twice!
Ron Edwards, 9/29/2015 These affordable Pruners are the best I have ever owned. I have paid as much as $40 for a bypass pruner, and it was not as well constructed or comfortable in my hand.
Gerry, 9/14/2015 Great cutting action from each of the pruners, and very light. I'm delighted with the quality...a real bargain!
Laurence Betts, 10/10/2014 A really nice set of pruners! The flower cutter also works very well in leather work as it cuts through leather with ease!
Bonnie, 7/15/2014 I really like these pruners. They are great for small hands, and are light weight. I would recommend these for anyone that has problems with there hands. I might buy the other small pruners you carry.
Shrubber in NY, 2/17/2014 This is a really nice set of hand pruners. They are well designed with comfortable grips. The blades seem to high quality and should hold up for years. | {
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Temple B'nai Israel
146 Heywood Avenue, Spartanburg SC 29302 (864) 582-2001
Welcome to Our Congregation!
From Our Rabbi
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Author OurTemplePosted on November 5, 2018 November 5, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Fund Raising, Hadassah, Holidays, In Memoriam, Israel, Jewish Life, News and Announcements, Our Congregation, Simchot, Sisterhood, Spartanburg Interfaith Alliance, Worship
Hebrew School: Wednesday, October 24 at 3, 4, & 5
Tree of Life Dedication: Friday, October 26 at 6:30
Saturday Discussion: October 27 at 9:30
Sunday School: October 28 beginning at 9:20 with Hebrew
Sisterhood Board Meeting: Sunday, October 28 at 9:30 am
NO Hebrew School: Wednesday, October 31
Friday Night Service: November 2 at 7:30 pm
Saturday Discussion: November 3 at 9;30 am
Sunday School: November 4 beginning at 9:20 with Hebrew
Election Day: November 6
Bake Sale Setup: Wednesday, November 7
Hebrew School: Wednesday, November 7 at 3, 4, & 5:00
Sisterhood Bake Sale: Thursday, November 8, 8:00 am until 3:00 pm
Kabbalat Shabbat: Friday, November 9 with refreshments at 5:30, service at 6:00
Saturday Discussion: November 10 at 9:30 with a Sisterhood Tisch
Sunday School: November 11 beginning at 9:20 with Hebrew
PLEASE RSVP FOR ALL EVENTS
Author OurTemplePosted on October 22, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Our Congregation, Sisterhood, Worship
Sunday Speaker for October
Author OurTemplePosted on October 6, 2018 October 6, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Our Congregation, Spartanburg Interfaith Alliance
Rabbi's Brown Bag Lunch
Wednesday, October 17 at 12:00 Noon
TOPIC: Is it time to let go of Kohen, Levi and Yisrael. The ups and downs of egalitarianism, ancestry.com and genetic testing.
Author OurTemplePosted on October 6, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Our Congregation
Breakfast Schmooze for October
Join us Wednesday, October 10 any time between 7—9 am at Broadway Bagels for the monthly Breakfast Schmooze.
October Sunday School Dates
10/7 9:20 Hebrew, 10:00 Class
10/14 9:20 Hebrew, 10:00 Class
10/21 Sunday Speaker Series
Author OurTemplePosted on October 3, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi
October Hebrew School
10/3 School at 3, 4, & 5:00 pm
10/10 School at 3, 4, & 5:00 pm
From the Heart with Rabbi Liebowitz
No sooner has the shofar sounded at the end of Yom Kippur N'ilah; one tradition bids us to hammer a nail into the first beam of what will be the sukkah. At this time of writing (and recovery) from Yom Kippur and preparing for Sukkot, I am mindful of the intensity of our Jewish holiday regimen, as well as its variety of moods. The existential imperatives of the High Holidays bidding us to deeply consider the choices before us in life gives way to the quiet joyousness of the feast of tabernacles; all of which culminates in boisterous celebration that is Simchat Torah. I have come in recent years to think less of the intensity of the moods these holiday shifts impose and more about their gestalt, how they create balance; dark mystery of existence versus natural light of creation; hopeful anticipation versus a gentle fatalism (read the poetry of Ecclesiastes i.e. Kohelet "all is vanity"). We cannot have one without the other.
One tradition suggests that, in addition to hosting family and friends, we invite specific Jewish historical figures as Ushpizim (guests) to enter the sukkah with us: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph and David. More recently, a novel invitation has gone out to Jewish historical women:Sarah, Rachel, Rebecca, Leah, Miriam, Abigail, and Esther. To add and extend this tradition, one exercise asks whom would you invite from history and why? Einstein? Picasso? Amelia Earhart? Such a personal review would possibly serve as a Rorschach to your soul and mind, a mirror into your heart as to where your interests now lie. No doubt I would invite Sigmund Freud. Quite possibly he would say "Rabbi, sometimes a mezuzah is just a mezuzah" disabusing me of my overwrought tendency to look for explanations when there is none. Or just maybe I would like to stand in the presence of Hannah Senesch, that brave paratrooper who returned to Hungary to save her fellow Jews; be awed by her spirit of devotion and her poetic achievements. Most notably among these and others would be Darwin whose revolutionary spirit and intellect paved a new way for beholding nature's gifts;
"There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved."
So whom would you welcome into your sukkah?
It occurs to me that the gift of being Jewish is that of entertaining ambiguities such as I have hinted at above. For this reason and others our reform faith more than tends to be non-dogmatic. So I hope you enjoy these last days of the holiday month of Tishrei. For the month that follows Cheshvan is called Mar Cheshvan "Bitter Cheshvan!" as it is bereft of holidays save Shabbat and the New Moon. There is a beautiful custom among traditionalist to take a bit of wine from the Havdalah cup and paste it to one's eyebrows. This symbolizes the commitment to take the sweetness of the Sabbath into our week, its joys, its hope, and its future anticipation for the time of ultimate peace and brotherhood.
May the beauty of the holidays that were continue into the months to come!
Rabbi Yossi J. Liebowitz D.D.
Author OurTemplePosted on October 2, 2018 Categories Education, From Our Rabbi, Jewish Life, Worship
Must-Know Sukkot Words and Phrases
Key terms for the holidays of Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah.
BY MJL
Arava — Literally "willow," one of the four species.
Arba minim — Literally "four species," a quartet of plants used in Sukkot rituals: lulav,
, hadas, and aravah. They symbolize joy for life and dedication to God. The four species are held and shaken during the Hallel service.
Etrog — Literally "citron," one of the four species.
Geshem — Literally "rain," additional prayer for rain read on Shemini Atzeret in the fall, introduced in the poetic form of an alphabetic acrostic.
Hadas —Literally "myrtle," one of the four species.
Hakafah — Literally "circuit," a celebratory processional around the room done on Sukkot and Simchat
. On Sukkot hakafot (the Hebrew plural of hakafah) are done holding the four species, except on
. On Shemini Atzeret the hakafot are done while singing, dancing, and carrying Torahs.
Hallel — Literally "praise" this short service is a collection of Psalms and blessings recited on festivals and Rosh Hodesh (the new moon) as a display of joy and gratitude.
Hatan/Kallat Bereishit — Literally "Groom/Bride of Genesis," this is a designation of honor for the person who is called up to the very first aliyah of the Book of Genesis on the morning of Simchat Torah.
Hatan/Kallat Torah — Literally "Groom/Bride of the Torah" this is a designation of honor for the person who is called up to the very last
of the Book of Deuteronomy on the morning of Simchat Torah.
Hol Hamoed — Literally "the mundane of the festival," the intermediary days falling between the most sacred days of the festivals of Sukkot and Passover. These days have fewer prohibitions and commandments associated with them than the first and last days of the festivals.
Hoshanah Rabbah — Literally, "the Great Call for Help," the seventh day of Sukkot during which hakafot are made and Hoshanot are recited. According to one tradition, it is the very last day for God to seal a judgment.
Hoshanot — Prayers of salvation that are chanted on Hoshanah Rabbah while holding the four species. At the end of the hakafot, each person takes a bundle of willow twigs and strikes it on the ground for symbolic purposes. Each prayer begins with the word hoshanah, which means, "Save, I pray."
Kohelet —The Book of Ecclesiastes, a collection of wisdom, traditionally attributed to King Solomon. It is one of the five books from the part of the Bible called the Writings (Ketuvim) and is read on the intermediary Shabbat of Sukkot.
Lulav — Literally "palm branch," one of the four species. It is also the name given to the general bundle of willow, myrtle, and palm branches.
Pitom — Literally "protuberance," the bulging tip at the blossom end of the etrog. If it falls off naturally, the etrog is considered to be kosher. If it has been knocked off, the fruit is considered to have a blemish and thus be unfit for ritual use as one of the four species.
Shalosh Regalim — Literally "three legs," the three major festivals of Passover,
and Sukkot. On these occasions during biblical times Jews went on pilgrimages to Jerusalem to make special offerings at the Temple.
Shemini Atzeret — Literally "the Eighth Day of Gathering," the eighth day of Sukkot, which holds special significance as its own holiday. Jews thank God for the harvest and ask for winter rain to prepare the ground for spring planting.
Simchat Torah — Literally "rejoicing in the Torah," the holiday that celebrates both the end and renewal of the annual cycle of reading the Torah. Typically, the congregation takes the Torah scrolls from the
and parades with them in circles (hakafot) around the perimeter of the sanctuary.
Skhakh — Literally "covering," the roofing of the
, which is made from natural materials such as bamboo or palm branches.
Sukkah — Literally "hut" or "booth," a temporary structure that is built in order to be dwelt in for the duration of the holiday of Sukkot. Its purpose is to commemorate the Israelites' Exodus from Egypt and to make a symbolic gesture that acknowledges humankind's reliance upon God. The construction of a sukkah follows a set of specific regulations.
Ushpizin — Literally "guests," the biblical guests that the Zohar teaches are to be invited into the sukkah (along with the poor) during each night of Sukkot. Traditionally these seven guests are Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Aaron, and David. Today many people add the names of women to the list.
Zman Simchateinu — Literally "the time of our rejoicing," an expression often used when referring to the days of Sukkot.
Author OurTemplePosted on September 24, 2018 September 24, 2018 Categories Education, Holidays, Jewish Life, Worship
This Week's Event Schedule!
Friday Service, 9/21, will begin at 5:30 with refreshments & 6:00 service to follow.
Minyan & Tisch this Saturday, 9/22 at 9:00 am
Sunday 9/22 there will be Sunday school beginning at 9:20 with Hebrew as well as Sukkot raising!
The Sukkah decorating will take place at 4:30 on Wednesday, 9/26, and will take the place of Hebrew school classes.
**Please be reminded that if you have not paid for Break-Fast, the Yizkor book, or have not RSVP'd and paid for Sukkot Dinner on 9/28, please see Jan in the office.
Sukkot Dinner will be at 6:00 pm on Friday 9/28 with 7:30 Service to follow.
Author OurTemplePosted on September 20, 2018 September 20, 2018 Categories Education, Holidays, Jewish Life, Our Congregation, Worship
Friday Services, October 12th
Rabbi, Carrie and the Shoers Enjoying Baseball!
Sisterhood News!
Hadassah News!
Dr. Mark Packer, Our October Mensch of the Month!
Hadassah and October Tish!
A Message from Our President
October Anniversaries
October Yarhzeits
October Birthdays
October Worship Schedule
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The Dallas Filmmakers Alliance is proud to present our Four-hour class covering the basics for everything you need to know to be a crew member on an indie film from Development to post-production theory. The host, Nathaniel Aron, is a graduate of the UNT Media Arts program who has lead multiple productions within the DFA'S "Dallas Film Crew" and other organizations. Nathaniel is also currently an organizer of the DFA and has taken input from the experience of our own members.
At the end of the presentation, you will be invited to participate in our DFC "Flash Film" Kickoff on February 17th. The Flash Film will be written by the team, and as a team, you will assign roles and plan to complete the film within six weeks! Those that are successful will be screened on our 4K projector and promoted on our social media page. This is a great opportunity to put what you learned to the test!
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About Nia Kay
Nia Kay, a 17-year-old female rapper who calls herself "Duchess" was a participant on the reality show 'The Rap Game – Season 2.' She gained a lot of attention with her lyrical and freestyle talent.
She released her first solo on YouTube at the age of ten. Gaining all the spotlight in a very short time, she acquired almost two million views when she posted a compilation of her freestyle video on Facebook. Several rappers and reality show stars have shared her videos and have congratulated this young achiever.
Her message to teenagers is to "never give up because dreams do come true, you just have to have patience and work for it." She says that she has never stopped dreaming and her dreams transformed into reality. She has the swagger to get a person of any age grooving to her lyrics and rap.
Her followers have reached 35K on Twitter and she has 1.1 Million fans on Instagram which is steadily growing. On YouTube she has 142K subscribers tuning into her channel.
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For her new video, Nia Kay links up with some of Chicago's most entertaining including Reggie Baybee, Pimp Tunechi and Prince T Dub. In this clip, they head to your everyday food establishment for a shift of a different kind. Clock in below. Catch up if you can.
16-YEAR-OLD CHICAGO RAPPER NIA KAY PERFORMS 'ACTION' 05/15/18 10:25AM
At the young age of 14, rapper Nia Kay represented Chicago on Lifetime's "The Rap Game" with Jermaine Dupri and Queen Latifah. Nia brought the energy and confidence in season 2-- she didn't win, but that didn't stop her from pursuing a music career. She's now 16-years-old and stopped to chat about here growing career and to perform her song 'Action.'
Chicago's Nia Kay, who has been a major player on Jermaine Dupri's reality TV hit, The Rap Game, drops her latest endeavor, Duchess, which includes six new songs. Dreezy & Asian Doll both show up to aid and assist, and she's out to prove that she's one of the hottest rising talents in the game.
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A Sup wi' a Lang Spoon
Monday 9th November 2015
Monday the 9th November 2015 was an unremarkable day in world events. It was sunny and warm in Britain – 13C in London; the Russians were banned from athletics for doping offences; Seaworld was under pressure for its treatment of killer whales; a painting by the Italian artist, Modigliani became the second most expensive piece of art – reaching $170m at auction – and Justin Bieber released the single "Love Yourself" – which would earn him a Grammy Award the following year.
But on that same day, a respected scientific journal published a paper by a group of researchers from the Department of Epidemiology at the University of North Carolina about a recent discovery they had made whilst experimenting with a group of viruses, derived from samples of bat excrement.
Their paper examined the potential for a particular strain of coronavirus – similar to that which had created the SARS and MERS outbreaks – that one of the researchers had isolated in horseshoe bats in Shitou Cave near Yunnan, China – where they conducted intense sampling during different seasons over five consecutive years.
Dr Shi Zhengli—a virologist – who is often called China's "bat woman" by her colleagues because of her virus-hunting expeditions in bat caves, was one of the authors. She was on secondment to the UNC during the research, which was co-funded by the US military bio-warfare division at Fort Detrick.
In essence, the paper established the potential for a reverse engineering a coronavirus called SHC014-CoV and increasing its lethality through a series of modifications to its structure. This process is called "gain of function".
In 2012, a Dutch virologist, Ron Fouchier, published details of an experiment on the recent H5N1 strain of bird flu. This strain was extremely deadly, killing an estimated 60% of humans it infected – far beyond even the Spanish flu. Yet its inability to pass from human to human had so far prevented a pandemic. Fouchier wanted to find out whether (and how) H5N1 could naturally develop this ability. He passed the disease through a series of 10 ferrets, which are commonly used as a model for how influenza affects humans. By the time it passed to the final ferret, his strain of H5N1 had become directly transmissible between mammals.
The work caused fierce controversy. Much of this was focused on the information contained in his work. The US National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity ruled that his paper had to be stripped of some of its technical details before publication, to limit the ability of bad actors to cause a pandemic. And the Dutch government claimed that the research broke EU law on exporting information useful for bioweapons. But it is not the possibility of misuse that concerns me here. Fouchier's research provides a clear example of well-intentioned scientists enhancing the destructive capabilities of pathogens known to threaten global catastrophe.
But the USNSABB were silent when the researchers from UNC published their paper in 2015 and it remains online today. Just like Fouchier's paper three years earlier – it provided a blueprint for 'bad actors' to initiate a pandemic – as noted by scientists a week after publication.
The abstract for the paper is instructive:
"The emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)-CoV underscores the threat of cross-species transmission events leading to outbreaks in humans. Here we examine the disease potential of a SARS-like virus, SHC014-CoV, which is currently circulating in Chinese horseshoe bat populations. Using the SARS-CoV reverse genetics system, we generated and characterized a chimeric virus expressing the spike of bat coronavirus SHC014 in a mouse-adapted SARS-CoV backbone. The results indicate that group 2b viruses encoding the SHC014 spike in a wild-type backbone can efficiently use multiple orthologs of the SARS receptor human angiotensin converting enzyme II (ACE2), replicate efficiently in primary human airway cells and achieve in vitro titers equivalent to epidemic strains of SARS-CoV. Additionally, in vivo experiments demonstrate replication of the chimeric virus in mouse lung with notable pathogenesis. Evaluation of available SARS-based immune-therapeutic and prophylactic modalities revealed poor efficacy; both monoclonal antibody and vaccine approaches failed to neutralize and protect from infection with CoVs using the novel spike protein. On the basis of these findings, we synthetically re-derived an infectious full-length SHC014 recombinant virus and demonstrate robust viral replication both in vitro and in vivo. "
The paper describes how they achieved the dramatic gain of function by manipulating the genome sequence of a SHC014-CoV virus obtained from Fort Detrick, then combining various intermediary host pathways that enable cross-species transmission with enhanced adaptations, to increase its lethality.
These experiments – even in military laboratories – are extremely controversial. President Obama called a moratorium on gain of function experiments in 2014 – and the authors' make comment to the risks in their summary.
"In addition to offering preparation against future emerging viruses, this approach must be considered in the context of the US government–mandated pause on gain-of-function (GOF) studies. On the basis of previous models of emergence, the creation of chimeric viruses such as SHC014-MA15 was not expected to increase pathogenicity, (however) relative to the Urbani spike–MA15 CoV, SHC014-MA15 shows a gain in pathogenesis.
On the basis of these findings, scientific review panels may deem similar studies building chimeric viruses based on circulating strains too risky to pursue, as increased pathogenicity in mammalian models cannot be excluded."
But the information or blueprint was there for any 'bad actors' to exploit, should they so wish. However, there is also another, more reasonable and innocent explanation, if the virus eventually is determined to be of chimeric origin.
Dr Shi left UNC in September last year and returned to the Key Laboratory of Special Pathogens and Biosafety at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, which is located about 200m from the animal market, reported to be the source of the current outbreak. She now specialises in horseshoe bat coronavirus pathology and is a leading authority on gain potentiation in engineered methodology.
It is certainly a coincidence that the first victims of a mysterious fatal pneumonia were recorded in Wuhan in workers from a food market – a short distance away from a BSL-4 laboratory just a few weeks after Dr Shi returned from the USA. But this would have likely gone unnoticed, had it not been for the Department of Justice – who arrested another scientist – a Harvard University Professor in Chemical Biology, specialising in nanotechnology – and issued a press release in February this year.
Last week, the authors of the paper issued an update.
Editors' note, March 2020: We are aware that this article is being used as the basis for unverified theories that the novel coronavirus causing COVID-19 was engineered. There is no evidence that this is true; scientists believe that an animal is the most likely source of the coronavirus.
When scientists use the words "believe" and "most likely" in defending a hypothesis – particularly when they are themselves the focus of understandable speculation, it is surely time for a very transparent independent investigation – and full public disclosure.
Most countries operate clandestine biowarfare research facilities – the UK has Porton Down, USA has Fort Detrick- Mossad run several as do Russia and China. It really doesn't matter if it were accidentally released by Chinese scientists working at Wuhan – or a deliberate release by China – or any of the other actors, who wanted to exploit the circumstances to punish China. What matters is that all these secret facilities – & all of the intelligence & security agencies with their nefarious agendas, are dismantled immediately and never resurrected.
Whatever the excuse or justification, we must never again allow the irresponsible and dangerous experimentation with any element – biological, chemical or nuclear – that can has such catastrophic consequences if misused or when mistakes are made.
Now is not the time, but after, when we start to rebuild, there will be a thorough examination of all the activities and experiments, conducted in secret, but in our name, by governments and their agencies – and we will learn from this and never, ever permit these circumstances to arise again.
UPDATE: – Newsweek 8 May 2020
"Dr. Anthony Fauci is an adviser to President Donald Trump and something of an American folk hero for his steady, calm leadership during the pandemic crisis. At least one poll shows that Americans trust Fauci more than Trump on the coronavirus pandemic—and few scientists are portrayed on TV by Brad Pitt.
But just last year, the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the organization led by Dr. Fauci, funded scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and other institutions for work on gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses.
In 2019, with the backing of NIAID, the National Institutes of Health committed $3.7 million over six years for research that included some gain-of-function work. The program followed another $3.7 million, 5-year project for collecting and studying bat coronaviruses, which ended in 2019, bringing the total to $7.4 million.
Many scientists have criticized gain of function research, which involves manipulating viruses in the lab to explore their potential for infecting humans, because it creates a risk of starting a pandemic from accidental release.
SARS-CoV-2 , the virus now causing a global pandemic, is believed to have originated in bats. U.S. intelligence, after originally asserting that the coronavirus had occurred naturally, conceded last month that the pandemic may have originated in a leak from the Wuhan lab. (At this point most scientists say it's possible—but not likely—that the pandemic virus was engineered or manipulated.)
Dr. Fauci did not respond to Newsweek's requests for comment. NIH responded with a statement that said in part: "Most emerging human viruses come from wildlife, and these represent a significant threat to public health and biosecurity in the US and globally, as demonstrated by the SARS epidemic of 2002-03, and the current COVID-19 pandemic…. scientific research indicates that there is no evidence that suggests the virus was created in a laboratory."
The NIH research consisted of two parts. The first part began in 2014 and involved surveillance of bat coronaviruses, and had a budget of $3.7 million. The program funded Shi Zheng-Li, a virologist at the Wuhan lab, and other researchers to investigate and catalogue bat coronaviruses in the wild. This part of the project was completed in 2019.
A second phase of the project, beginning that year, included additional surveillance work but also gain-of-function research for the purpose of understanding how bat coronaviruses could mutate to attack humans. The project was run by EcoHealth Alliance, a non-profit research group, under the direction of President Peter Daszak, an expert on disease ecology. NIH canceled the project just this past Friday, April 24th, Politico reported. Daszak did not immediately respond to Newsweek requests for comment.
The project proposal states: "We will use S protein sequence data, infectious clone technology, in vitro and in vivo infection experiments and analysis of receptor binding to test the hypothesis that % divergence thresholds in S protein sequences predict spillover potential."
In layman's terms, "spillover potential" refers to the ability of a virus to jump from animals to humans, which requires that the virus be able to attach to receptors in the cells of humans. SARS-CoV-2, for instance, is adept at binding to the ACE2 receptor in human lungs and other organs.
According to Richard Ebright, an infectious disease expert at Rutgers University, the project description refers to experiments that would enhance the ability of bat coronavirus to infect human cells and laboratory animals using techniques of genetic engineering. In the wake of the pandemic, that is a noteworthy detail.
Ebright, along with many other scientists, has been a vocal opponent of gain-of-function research because of the risk it presents of creating a pandemic through accidental release from a lab.
Dr. Fauci is renowned for his work on the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1990s. Born in Brooklyn, he graduated first in his class from Cornell University Medical College in 1966. As head of NIAID since 1984, he has served as an adviser to every U.S. president since Ronald Reagan.
A decade ago, during a controversy over gain-of-function research on bird-flu viruses, Dr. Fauci played an important role in promoting the work. He argued that the research was worth the risk it entailed because it enables scientists to make preparations, such as investigating possible anti-viral medications, that could be useful if and when a pandemic occurred.
The work in question was a type of gain-of-function research that involved taking wild viruses and passing them through live animals until they mutate into a form that could pose a pandemic threat. Scientists used it to take a virus that was poorly transmitted among humans and make it into one that was highly transmissible—a hallmark of a pandemic virus. This work was done by infecting a series of ferrets, allowing the virus to mutate until a ferret that hadn't been deliberately infected contracted the disease.
The work entailed risks that worried even seasoned researchers. More than 200 scientists called for the work to be halted. The problem, they said, is that it increased the likelihood that a pandemic would occur through a laboratory accident.
Dr. Fauci defended the work. "[D]etermining the molecular Achilles' heel of these viruses can allow scientists to identify novel antiviral drug targets that could be used to prevent infection in those at risk or to better treat those who become infected," wrote Fauci and two co-authors in the Washington Post on December 30, 2011. "Decades of experience tells us that disseminating information gained through biomedical research to legitimate scientists and health officials provides a critical foundation for generating appropriate countermeasures and, ultimately, protecting the public health."
Nevertheless, in 2014, under pressure from the Obama administration, the National of Institutes of Health instituted a moratorium on the work, suspending 21 studies.
Three years later, though—in December 2017—the NIH ended the moratorium and the second phase of the NIAID project, which included the gain-of-function research, began. The NIH established a framework for determining how the research would go forward: scientists have to get approval from a panel of experts, who would decide whether the risks were justified.
The reviews were indeed conducted—but in secret, for which the NIH has drawn criticism. In early 2019, after a reporter for Science magazine discovered that the NIH had approved two influenza research projects that used gain of function methods, scientists who oppose this kind of research excoriated the NIH in an editorial in the Washington Post.
"We have serious doubts about whether these experiments should be conducted at all," wrote Tom Inglesby of Johns Hopkins University and Marc Lipsitch of Harvard. "[W]ith deliberations kept behind closed doors, none of us will have the opportunity to understand how the government arrived at these decisions or to judge the rigor and integrity of that process."
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Los Gatos: Talking donkey comes to town
By Woodland Daily Democrat |
Photograph by George Sakkestad
Members of the Los Gatos Youth Theatre have been rehearsing all summer for "Shrek the Musical," with five performances planned for this weekend at the Los Gatos High School auditorium. Alternating casts will take the stage on July 17 at 1 and 7 p.m., July 18 at 2 and 7 p.m. and July 19 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased online at lgyt.net. There are approximately 300 kids involved in this summer"s stage productions and day camps. The nonprofit theater group was founded in 2009 for youngsters and teens ages 6 to 18. Pictured, from left, are Nico Vuckovich, Jamie Blough, Liam McHugh and Cole Smith.
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1304.5 - Stats Talk WA (Newsletter), Mar 2007
A View From The Top: Words From The ABS WA Regional Director
Western Australian Statistical Indicators (WASI)
Innovation in Australian Businesses
Feature Article: 2006 Census Data
Outpostings: Getting To Know You
Statistical News: Developments in ABS Statistics
Client Liaison: Summary of Events
Recent Releases: Publications of Interest
Next Edition
Statistical News
Developments in ABS Statistics
Rural and Regional Statistics
The Rural and Regional Statistics National Centre is pleased to announce the upcoming release of the Rural and Regional Statistics Newsletter.
This biannual release will deliver information on ABS statistics and developments relevant to users of rural and regional statistics around Australia. It will also showcase the breadth of statistics available for decision-makers at local levels. The first release of this newsletter is planned for April 2007.
To subscribe to this newsletter, please email <[email protected]> with "Subscribe - Rural and Regional Newsletter" in the subject line.
Development of Service Industry Surveys
The ABS is planning to conduct surveys on Pubs, Taverns and Bars; Clubs (Hospitality); Public Libraries; Museums; and Legal Practices in respect of the 2007-08 financial year. The Service Industry National Statistics Centre (SI-NSC) will commence consultation with relevant stakeholders in April 2007. The aim of stakeholder consultation is to develop a common understanding between the ABS and key clients of the purpose of each survey and to specify survey requirements (eg. content, scope).
During the consultation and development phase, the SI-NSC will contact those organisations that made relevant submissions to the 2005 Service Industry Survey Forward Work Program review. If you would like to be included in the development of any of these surveys please contact the Service Industry National Statistics Centre by email <[email protected]>.
Counts of Australian Businesses
This publication (ABS cat. no. 8165.0) presents business counts, including data measuring levels and rates of business entries to, and exits from, the Australian economy, and business survival. These data are sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Business Register and are based on the ABS definition of a business (see ABS cat. no. 8162.0).
Detailed counts are presented by industry, state and territory, type of legal organisation, sector, and employment size.
For the majority of businesses, the main state of business operations is based on the main business address. However, for the remainder, the main state refers to the state or territory with the highest number of payees. Where a business operates in more than one state or territory, that business is only categorised to its main state or territory.
The data presented in the tables have been confidentialised to ensure no individual business can be identified.
Regional Wage and Salary Earner Statistics
This publication (ABS cat. no. 5673.0.55.001) presents selected data on the characteristics of wage and salary earners in the Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) with the highest average income from wages and salaries in 2003-04 for each state and territory.
Data for all SLAs in Australia are available from Regional Wage and Salary Earner Statistics, Australia - Data Cubes, 2003-04 (ABS cat. no. 5673.0.55.003).
The estimates of the number of wage and salary earners and their characteristics, including age, sex, occupation and income, have been compiled from the Australian Taxation Office's Individual Income Tax Return Database.
For further information about the publication please contact Andrew Stidston on (08) 8237 7668 or email <[email protected]>.
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Malishka and Ahana of Bhagya Lakshmi reunite; is more trouble brewing for Lakshmi?
Simon Cowell to have 'spontaneous' wedding with Lauren Silverman
Published by user1 at January 3, 2023
MUMBAI : The Zee TV show 'Bhagya Lakshmi' chronicles how Lakshmi's life takes an unexpected turn once she marries a successful businessman named Rishi Oberoi. Despite this, she still feels deceived when she learns the truth about her marriage.
One of Zee TV's most-watched daily soaps is Bhagya Lakshmi, which stars Rohit Suchanti and Aishwarya Khare. Aman Gandhi, Munira Kudrati, Smita Bansal, and other actors are featured in the show, who make up a great ensemble cast.
The show has a great ensemble cast that includes Maera Mishra and Aditi Shetty in a really popular role.
The show has taken a dramatic tangent that has made fans wonder what will happen next. The actors who play the roles of Aditi and Maera recently reunited for a trip together, and from the looks of the videos and pictures, they had a lot of fun on this plane ride. Check out the pictures and videos here:
Meanwhile on the show, Rishi and Malishka's wedding date has been fixed, but the former feels choked in the relationship and thus decides to call off the wedding.
A furious Malishka now plots her revenge. Malishka now uses her fake night-out with Rishi against him and asks him if he loves her or not, to which he gives no answer.
She now realises that he still loves Lakshmi, which makes her furious. Malishka then shocks Rishi by saying that if he never loved her, then their physical intimacy will be termed as rape. She threatens him that she will call it molestation if he does not love her.
Malishka instigates Rishi further by saying that it was due to his lust and physical need that he used her. Rishi is now left feeling guilty after these harsh words.
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Home / Japanese Baseball News and Features / Bavasi Brothers and Ken LaZebnik
Bavasi Brothers and Ken LaZebnik
by Coop Daley October 5, 2020
Bill, Bob, and Peter Bavasi, Plus Author Ken LaZebnik Talkin' Baseball and "The Bull" on "Chatter Up!"
Check out these discussions for yourself, you can read the full transcript linked here, or watch the discussion in full on our YouTube channel.
While a lot of names are legendary in Major League Baseball (MLB), one stands apart in the executive community: Bavasi. For example, Buzzie Bavasi was a legendary executive for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Angels, and in addition to winning four World Series with the Dodgers, helped lay the foundations for major change in MLB, creating environments for further integration in the sport in Dodgertown and Nashua.
His sons, Bill, Peter and Bob, are also legendary, as the former two took leading positions with five MLB teams combined, and the latter founded our very own JapanBall and the minor league Everett AquaSox. Now, years after their exploits, the three joined JapanBall's "Chatter Up!" to discuss their father's and their accomplishments in the sport.
The brothers, also joined by author Ken LaZebnik, originally joined to discuss LaZebnik's latest book: "Buzzie and the Bull," which details their father's relationship with Dodgers' role player Al Ferrara and the part Ferrara played both on the '65 Dodgers' championship team and in the city of Los Angeles that year.
"You know, when the project started off, it looked like it was something 'for fun,' and it was going to be about Al (the Bull), and then Bob and Ken really kind of took it to another level, [seeing] that this mixes with the telling of the story of our father, and that became really important to us," Bill Bavasi said about the book. "But it might have been Ken or Bob or whoever figured out that focusing on the '65 season, with the Vietnam War, and the Watts riots and everything that went on in '65, it's just genius. Maybe we were too close to it, it's really emotional reading this book. And at the start, if you grew up in LA and you can get through the first paragraph without at least shedding one tear, you've got ice in your veins, you're not human."
Like any good baseball talk, however, focus did not stay on the book long, as the Bavasis also spoke on their experience working with their father with both the Dodgers and the Padres. Peter, who was a teenager at the time of Dodgertown's creation, spoke about the different Brooklyn characters the team brought with them to Los Angeles and anecdotes about them. Bob Bavasi also spoke about his young baseball experience, including how, while at the annual Winter Meetings in the early 70s, he designed one of the Padres' most memorable uniforms and hats:
"So Mom and I are at a General Manager's meeting and walking through some room and there's the uniform guy," Bob said. "I see the New Era guy, and they have a black and white sort of hat with a triangle in front. And I said, 'Hey, could you make that in brown and gold?' And the guy says, 'Sure.' So I said, 'Well, can I borrow that?' And I said later in the day, 'Hey, Dad, can this be our hat?' He goes, 'Yeah, sure. Go ahead.' So then I figure I'm on a roll, and you know, it's the 70s, everything's very cool; Oakland's got these crazy uniforms. So then I come up with, 'hey, well, maybe we should make our uniform kind of hip and cool.' And so in my mind, hip and cool was this mustard colored uniform, that I'm just so totally embarrassed by. But he said, 'Yeah, sure. Go ahead,' and so you have a high school kid designing uniforms."
Bill also made note of the uniforms, noting how some opponents were flabbergasted by them and that the hats were some of the most expensive in MLB at the time. He also took the time to discuss his time as General Manager of the Seattle Mariners, including his interactions with the legendary Ichiro Suzuki, mentioning how once Ichiro asked that the team masseuse give him a massage so intense that the masseuse cracked his rib applying the requested pressure, and how his desire to get hits sometimes interfered with traditional baseball logic.
"So I got there in November of '03, and I talked to the manager, Bob Melvin," Bill said. "I met him in Arizona and he said, 'You know, this guy can hit .400. And there's no doubt in my mind. He really should get .400 but you watch what he does this year.' And so I watched him and he said that he had talked to Ichiro about it, and the most important thing to Ichiro was that he felt he could help his team the most if he got 200 hits every year, and he felt he had to get 200 hits every year. And so if you ever can, I don't know what the resources are, but if you can look at video of him, you'll see him foul off ball four a lot, because he wants to. And he could do that. And he's one of the only guys you'll ever see do that. But for some of his teammates, it annoyed them, because for them, if he can get on first, if you watched him in '04, nobody ran better than this guy in the American League. So I mean, he could do it all. He had the best arm. He ran the best. He was the best hitter and if you ever wanted to, he'd be the best power hitter too."
Also discussed was the time the Padres almost moved to Washington, how one Dodgers scout sometimes took prospects' mothers on dancing dates to convince them to allow their sons to sign with the Dodgers, and how "benchjockeying" is now frowned upon in today's MLB. If you'd like to check out these discussions for yourself, you can read the full transcript linked here, or watch the discussion in full on our YouTube channel. We also highly recommend LaZebnik's book, "Buzzie and the Bull!"
Bill and Bob Bavasi, along with author Ken LaZebnik, discuss Bob's design of the San Diego Padres uniform. Bill and Bob, along with their brother Peter, took to "Chatter Up!" to talk baseball
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Reading and share top 10 famous quotes and sayings about Amulets by famous authors and people.
Browse top 10 famous quotes and sayings about Amulets by most favorite authors.
1. "We can offer women what they want most of all, cures for the most common ailments of this world... When children are ailing or babies refuse to be born, when men are unfaithful, when the sky is empty of rain, when the amulets buried beneath holy wall upon instructions of the minim offer not solace and all entreaties to the priests for guidance fail, when the rituals they offer bring no comfort and no consolation, they come to us."
2. "He had divested himself of the little cloaked godlet and his other amulets in a place where they would not be found in his lifetime and he'd taken for talisman the simple human heart within him."
3. "He tip-toed past the double bed that had been placed in a corner - wrought-iron headboard, embroidered pillows, amulets against the evil-eye and a satiny, cobalt-blue bedspread. Blue was Iskender's favourite colour. It was the colour for boys, which meant the sky was a boy. So were the rivers and lakes. And the oceans, though he had yet to see one."
4. "Would you?" Mom smiles and touches my hair, pushing it back from my forehead. I let her, but I grit my teeth. Her bare fingers brush my skin. I am thankful when none of my amulets crack. "Do you know what the Turkish say about coffee? It should be black as hell, strong as death, and sweet as love. Isn't that beautiful? My grandfather told me that when I was a little girl, and I never forgot it. Unfortunately, I still like my milk."
5. "I believe I essentially remain what I have always been--a narrator, but one with extremely pressing personal needs. I want to introduce, I want to describe, I want to distribute mementos, amulets, I want to break out my wallet and pass around snapshots, I want to follow my nose. In this mood I don't dare go anywhere near the shortstory form. It eats up little fat undetatched writers like me."
6. "Lately I'd begun carrying pain amulets in my bag, like some people have breath mints."
7. "Yes, an actual full-sized camel. If you find that confusing, just think how the criosphinx must have felt.Where did the camel come from, you ask? I may have mentioned Walt's collection of amulets. Two of them summoned disgusting camels. I'dmet them before, so I was less than excited when a ton of dromedary flesh flew across my line of sight, plowed into the sphinx, and collapsed on topof it. The sphinx growled in outrage as it tried to free itself. The camel grunted and farted."Hindenburg," I said. Only one camel could possibly fart that badly. "Walt, why in the world—?""Sorry!" he yelled. "Wrong amulet!"The technique worked, at any rate. The camel wasn't much of a fighter, but it was quite heavy and clumsy. The criosphinx snarled and clawedat the floor, trying unsuccessfully to push the camel off; but Hindenburg just splayed his legs, made alarmed honking sounds, and let loose gas.I moved to Walt's side and tried to get my bearings."
8. "Or powerful objects, such as statues, amulets, monuments, certain models of cars. But they preferhuman form. You see gods have great power, but only humans have creativity, the power to changehistory rather than simply repeat it. Humans can...how do you moderns say it...think outside the cup.""The box," I suggested."
9. "Mrs. Earwig (pronounced Ar-wige, at least by Mrs. Earwig) believed in shiny wands, and magical amulets and mystic runes and the power of the stars, while Granny Weatherwax in cups of tea, dry biscuits, washing every morning in cold water and, well...mostly she believed in Granny Weatherwax."
10. "The quasi-peaceable gentleman of leisure, then, not only consumes of the staff of life beyond the minimum required for subsistence and physical efficiency, but his consumption also undergoes a specialisation as regards the quality of the goods consumed. He consumes freely and of the best, in food, drink, narcotics, shelter, services, ornaments, apparel, weapons and accoutrements, amusements, amulets, and idols or divinities."
He never got a really proper look at them, but the situation told him it must be a swarming flock of vaginas that flew all around his head, biting him toothlessly on his ears and his cheeks and his neck." | {
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Good morning! Heather Hoffman here this morning to share a couple cards that are actually featuring some "leftovers" from my first video filmed for Pinkfresh Studios - which will actually be posted on the Pinkfresh YouTube today (and full detailed post on my blog HERE as well!). I love when you can create cards, and then still make use of the leftovers to make even more - no waste, and great stretch of creativity!
These cards feature the lovely Geo Floral Background, and Geo Leaf Background. For my video, I die cut them from white cardstock and used them as a stencil for embossing paste that was tinted with Pinkfresh Liquid Watercolors. I set these aside, and as they dried, they looked like the die cuts had been "frosted" with lovely tinted frosting! So I carefully trimmed off the outside frame to use as the backgrounds on these cards.
For this first card, the background features the Geo Leaf Background, and Key Lime Liquid Watercolor. For a sentiment, I used Word Series: Thanks, and the coordinating Word Series: Thanks Die - keeping them simple and black and white to contrast with the gorgeous backgrounds.
I heat embossed the smaller sentiment, adhered it directly to the lacy panel, then mounted the large thanks with foam adhesive. At that point, I used sturdy adhesive behind just the sentiment areas to attach it, leaving the rest slightly free-floating for loose dimension.
For this second card, I used Geo Floral Background, and Aquamarine Liquid Watercolors for the background. The sentiments are from Word Series: Dream with the coordinating Word Series: Dream Dies, also in simple black and white.
I attached these together the same way - I love the slight dimension, and not having to worry about hiding the adhesive!
I hope this inspires you to look at your leftovers from your next project and find unique ways to use them to create additional cards!
Thanks so much for joining me here today! Don't forget to check my blog, Houses Built of Cards, for details on the original cards that these were created from! Hope you have a wonderful day!!! | {
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Roland S. Boreham, Jr. (right) is presented with the Exceptional Achievement Service Award by Les Parsons.
Mr. Boreham was an Associate member of our Association for more than 40 years.
Although he has retired, his legacy of commitment and service to our indstry and to his fellow citizens continues as an inspiration to many. And he continues to serve with untiring devotion.
A native of Los Angeles, he was a charter member of the American Business Conference and was chairman of the workplace literacy team of the Arkansas Governor's Commission on Adult Literacy. In 2002, he was inducted into the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame.
He retired at the close of 2004 after 24 years as chairman of the board of Baldor Electric Company. He joined the company in 1961 as vice president of sales, moving to executive vice president in 1970, and president in 1975.
In 1978, he was named Chief Executive Officer and, in 1981, chairman.
He has served as a director of Baldor Electric and USA Truck, Inc. In the non-profit sphere, he serves on the boards of the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith Foundation, the Sparks Regional Medical Center Foundation, and the United Way of Fort Smith Foundation.
He is a lifetime trustee of the University of the Ozarks and the Bost Foundation. He previously served as a trustee of Regional Medical Center, the Salvation Army, the American Heart Association, and the Fort Smith Museum of History.
He continues to serve as a consultant to Baldor Electric. Additionally, he serves as a visiting professor in the engineering program at the University of Arkansas, Fort Smith.
Except for two, he has attended every EASA convention since 1962.
He definitely exemplifies the notion of service. | {
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Critical error! Your computer's web browser is telling you that it is infected and needs to be cleaned right away, but a scan from Intrusta returned no results. So, what's going on? This article will describe what has happened and what you can do about it.
What are these messages telling me my computer is infected?
Sometimes, when surfing the web, you'll see a pop-up message or alert dialog warning you that your computer is infected. The messages may have a link to follow or a phone number to call offering to help you fix your computer. Your web browser may even lock up or generally act funny. But don't worry, your computer is not infected. These messages are a scam. Do not follow the links or call the numbers.
Scammers and hackers are able to exploit many vulnerabilities in the web that allow them to display these fake alerts on your computer. You may have unknowingly followed a link to a malicious website, where they are able to make your browser do all sorts of weird things. Even if you've only visited trusted sites, scammers are able to buy advertising on legitimate websites and use these ads to trigger these messages. Their goal is to get you to respond to these alerts and, either over the phone or through the web, trick you into giving them personal information or your credit card number. They may even tell you to install software that will "fix" your "problem", but this will, in fact, make it worse. If you do that, you will likely get a virus.
The best thing to do is just ignore these messages, close any open browser windows, and forget about it. If the problem doesn't go away, you may need to quit your browser completely, then clear your browser cache and other history. At this point, you may also want to check out this article to see how you can stop these annoying popups, along with any other privacy and security options that may be turned off in your browser's settings. This will help prevent these sorts of scams in the future.
But what if I followed the link or called the number?
If you gave the scammers your credit card number, you should call your bank and let them know immediately. If you downloaded any software, do not install it and delete the installation file right away. If you did install something, do your best to uninstall it and be sure to keep Intrusta running. Intrusta is constantly updating itself and learns about new threats every day. If Intrusta didn't detect the virus yet, it will soon and will automatically handle the dangerous files. And finally, please report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission's complaint line at: ftc.gov/complaint. | {
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Howell native, 67, saddles up for cross-country trip
His 50th high school reunion won't take place until August in Howell, but Vern Herrst began his journey last week.
Howell native, 67, saddles up for cross-country trip His 50th high school reunion won't take place until August in Howell, but Vern Herrst began his journey last week. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://on.freep.com/1Sxpei7
Wayne Peal, Livingston Daily Published 10:10 a.m. ET April 26, 2016
Vern Herrst and his saddle horse Nikki are about to leave on a 2,200-mile journey across the country from Washington State to Michigan.(Photo: Don Nelson/Methow Valley News)
His 50th high school reunion won't take place until August, but Vern Herrst began his journey there Friday.
On horseback.
From the Methow Valley in northern Washington all the way to Howell.
For cancer survivor Herrst, the roughly 2,200-mile ride is the trip of a lifetime.
"I always wanted to do something like this — and who knows how many more chances I'll have," the 67-year-old said.
Victory lap over cancer
His ride represents a giant victory lap in his battle against myeloproliferative disease, a blood disorder similar to leukemia. It's also a fundraiser to support the agencies that helped him fight the illness. He hopes to raise $1 per mile — or more — on behalf of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Washington/Alaska Chapter.
"They were great to me, and I wanted to do something for them," he said.
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You can help by visiting his Facebook page, 2016 Great Northern Horse Adventure.
A onetime long-haul trucker, Herrst has seen thousands of miles of countryside throughout the U.S.
"But it was always from behind the windshield of a truck, never anything like this," he said.
Great Northern route
For his trip back to Howell, Herrst will journey across the top of the country, traveling along one of the few routes he's yet to explore.
He and his horse, Nikki, will ride along U.S. Highway 2, the east/west federal route closest to the Canadian border. He'll also bring a pack horse, carrying gear for the trip.
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After leaving Washington, Herrst will cover ground across five other states — Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Along the way, he'll pass through mountains, plains, and farmlands and sleep under the stars.
"I'll just find a place to roll out a sleeping bag or put up a pup tent if it's raining," Herrst said. "I never was one for hotels anyway."
He expects to cover 20-25 miles per day before entering Michigan sometime in July at a point near Iron Mountain in the western Upper Peninsula. His daily trek will be slightly less than a commute from Howell to Ann Arbor but challenging all the same. Herrst and his 12-year-old horse have been building up their stamina, day by day, on routes near his home.
At Big Mac
Herrst's trip will enter perhaps its most uncertain phase once he's back in Michigan.
"The only problem I expect to have is with the Big Mac," he said in reference to the massive Mackinac Bridge.
"I might cross it on horseback, or I might take the ferry to Mackinac Island — they allow horses there — and then to the Lower Peninsula," Herrst said. "But I'm probably going to need someone with a horse trailer to take me across the bridge."
Anyone who can help can contact Herrst through his Facebook page.
He'll also post updates from the road on his page, keeping family and friends abreast of his adventure.
His wife, Judy, their children and the couple's five grandchildren are all supportive, Herrst said.
His 12-year-old granddaughter even hoped to ride alongside him, until she broke her arm in a recent fall.
"It would be a lot in any case," he said "But with a broken arm, it's just too much."
His wife, also a local native, will drive to Michigan this summer, pulling a horse van for the trip back home.
Former classmates are already jumping on his Facebook page with messages of encouragement. The class is notable as the first to graduate from the city's "new" high school, which now serves as the Howell High School Freshman Campus on Grand River Avenue.
Born in Ann Arbor, Herrst moved with his family to a a farm at M-59 and Argentine Road in 1960. There, he learned to ride horses, hunt and build up an appreciation for outdoor life before joining the Navy at the height of the Vietnam War.
"He was a farm boy, that's for sure," said longtime friend Joyce Fisher, who is now the archivist for the Howell Carnegie District Library.
A picture from Herrst's family history is contained in the library's collection.
"He and his three brothers all joined the Navy, and I have a photo of them all together in their uniforms on the steps of the family's farmhouse."
Vern Herrst, the oldest brother, served as a Navy hospital corpsman. His Navy career eventually brought him to Washington state, where he decided to stay after retiring from active duty. Since then, he served as a trucker and, more recently, as an outdoor guide.
"My last stop with the Navy was in Seattle, and from there I decided to settle here," he said of his home in Winthrop, Washington, a town of slightly less than 400 people that lies just east of the mountainous North Cascades National Park. The area also contains the northern terminus of the Pacific Crest Trail, a nearly 2,700-mile route fellow Howell native Wes Millar walked last year.
Small-town life agrees with Herrst.
"I like it here," he said. "It reminds me of how Livingston County used to be before it got so built up."
Contact Livingston Daily reporter Wayne Peal at 517-548-7081 or [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @wpeal.
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When I'm busy at work or writing groovyPost's for my favorite website, it helps me relax and improves my efficiency to have some groovy music playing in the background. Since I enjoy a wide variety of music, my favorite way to listen to music is through an online service such as Pandora, Playlist, Last.fm, or Spotify, or GrooveShark. But recently I was sent something that has become my new favorite, Sound Serum.
Sound Serum is an online music library chock full of creative commons licensed electronic music. This means that if there is a song that you like, you can download it without any worry of the RIAA coming after you. Sound Serum incorporates a Java based music player that works directly in your web browser. The interface is simple, and as you know us groovyPost'ers are huge fans of simple. Once you visit the site it will play a constant stream of music until you press Pause, Stop, or close the website. Each song has a "Rating" system that allows you to Like or Dislike each item, the number of likes (or dislikes) will show up under the Rating category next to the song name.
I haven't been able to get it to work natively on my Android web browsers yet, but it does work from the iPhone Safari browser without any problems. Most mobile browsers will allow you to download tracks directly, and if you prefer also just throw their provided m3u or xspf playlist into a media player app.
Sound Serum is a groovy free web app that allows you to listen to a collection of techno style music, and it even lets you download the music while you listen to it. It doesn't have an unlimited library of tracks, but at this point it looks like it is off to a great start.
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The monuments of Washington shrouded in fog. (J. Scott Applewhite, Associated Press file)
Did you just smell that too? In our nation's capital, weed is seemingly everywhere
Published: Jul 3, 2017, 5:13 pm • Updated: Jul 3, 2017, 5:30 pm
By Maia Silber, The Washington Post
(Illustration by Alex Fine for The Washington Post)
WASHINGTON — Arash Shirazi is a pretty cosmopolitan guy. A music agent and filmmaker, he hangs out with creative types and bohemians. He's lived in L.A., and spent time in cities such as, yes, Amsterdam, so it's fair to say that he's not particularly prudish in his social life.
And yet. . . leaving a Washington parking lot recently, he took pause when a distinctively skunky scent passed under his nostrils.
Of course he'd smelled marijuana before. But this was a weekday afternoon – in Georgetown!
"I was surprised," he explained. "Georgetown's a bit more buttoned-up."
Well, that's what they used to say about Washington in general. But now, more than two years after the District legalized marijuana possession, it seems that everywhere you go in the nation's capital, you catch a whiff of weed. And it's often in the places where you least expect it.
On H Street downtown, as you wind your way between officeworkers rushing back from lunch.
At 10th and E, in the shadow of the FBI headquarters.
In the hallway of your apartment building. In the foyer of your gym. In Aisle 9 of the Walmart, wafting in through the beach towels. (Wait, Walmart?)
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If you're seeking it out, you can find the flower in Washington in almost any form: crushed, concentrated, liquefied, baked into an omelet. Puffing in public remains prohibited, but you can toke up at a wide variety of private events, enroll in a gardening class, or host a catered dinner party, where appetizer, entree and dessert are all "infused." LeafedIn, a site that pinpoints consumers and vendors on city maps, shows downtown D.C. buried under cannabis leaf icons. There's even one hovering over the White House.
For those who don't partake, this world is largely invisible, if not odorless. And now that it's summer, the humidity keeping all scents close, it's ever more obvious: Washington is smoking more weed than you ever realized.
Stephen Sears, an academic librarian who lives on Capitol Hill, calls it "ghost weed syndrome" – that lingering sense of a scent, unmistakable but often untraceable.
Theoretically, we should all be much more blase about this – nearly 70 percent of D.C. residents voted for legalization. And yet the city's sharp new fragrance remains a curiosity. Who's that smoking? Where's that coming from?
"You have to wonder if these older Capitol Hill denizens have been smoking this whole time," Sears muses.
Like Platform 9¾ or the wardrobe that leads to Narnia, the portals to D.C. weed world hide in plain sight. Muggles walk right past them."I've lived in this building for almost 20 years, and in the last month or so it's smelled like weed all the time," says Elizabeth Terry, a communications consultant who lives in Cathedral Heights. "I'm walking down the hall, sort of sniffing to figure out which unit it is."
Elizabeth Thorp was puzzled when she picked up the scent in the plaza of a massive office complex near Chinatown. A nearby party? A leisurely lunch break? "Even in the suburbs of Bethesda, I hear that middle-aged people are partaking," Thorp, who edits the women's comedy and news site pypo.com, says.
Jen DeMayo caught a whiff while leaving Southwest Neighborhood Library, where she teaches a Tuesday-night yoga class. It seemed like an odd place to light up, but perhaps not: At least one D.C. yoga class incorporates marijuana as well as mindfulness.
Maybe these fumes are just what the District needs. "I like the idea of D.C. being on one big contact high," mused Adam Goodheart, a D.C.-based writer. "Some member of Congress may be walking down the street, fuming about health care, getting themselves worked up into a partisan fury, and find themselves mysteriously mellowing."
But who are all these people lighting up, just out of sight? The stoned and the sober often cross paths without knowing it, like characters in a Marx Brothers sketch. At 11 a.m. on a Tuesday, a group of young men passed a blunt on the steps of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Kyla Frank, passing out fliers for a tour bus company on the other side of the building, couldn't figure out who was stinking up her mornings. "Why are you smoking this early in the morning?" she asked nobody in particular.
Walking her dog on a Monday night in Adams Morgan, Brianne Molloy said that she usually catches a whiff around here in the evening. She didn't know who was doing the smoking, but just a block away, Mark Bebawy, the owner of Funky Piece Smoke Shop and Glass Gallery, was hosting a potent party in a basement restaurant that was closed for the evening. A man wearing a rubber whistle in the shape of a seashell emerged onto the street, holding a plastic baggie containing what he said was exactly the legally permitted two ounces of weed. "It's the District of Cannabis," he shrugs.
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LED light therapy and electrical stimulation is used it immediately plump fine lines. This treatment will be re awaken and tone all your facial muscles.
An advanced non-invasive facial, with 20 years medical research behind it. Microcurrent impulses will lift and tone the facial muscles and the neck area, whilst improving skin elasticity and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. This gives a more youthful, fresh appearance and glow.
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Orbital microdermabrasion to exfoliate deeply and cleanse the skin leaving a brighter, smoother complexion.
Hydratone uses an intensive, anti-ageing Hydro Mask that will instantly rehydrate, revitalise and plump the skin. Hydratone combines active microcurrent rollers which restore muscle tone, firmness and propel the ingredients deep into the skin. It has an immediate cooling effect that will soothe and calm and skin redness and irritation.
Great for a special occasion, gives a fantastic result after just one treatment and is perfect for brides-to-be.
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This soothing treatment targets severe acne concerns where exfoliation is not advised. The treatment uses blue and red light therapy (renowned for its anti-bacterial and antiinflammatory healing properties) combined with the Hydro Mask to soothe and calm, as well as reduce redness and irritation.
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Register for BDI 2020
Elliott Church
Law firm: Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Borsos, P.C.
Elliott is an attorney with the law firm Kreis, Enderle, Hudgins & Borsos, P.C. His practice focuses on technology licensing, technical service contracts, and intellectual property. Elliott is co-founder and co-director of Big Data Ignite, an educational nonprofit, where he oversees educational and research initiatives in applied data science & analytics. Elliott is also co-founder and principal of Legal IQ, a legal technology company that develops software to assist attorneys in the practice of law and help individuals find answers to legal questions. Elliott has degrees in mathematics and computer science as well as law. In addition to his experience as an attorney, he has worked as a software developer and database administrator. In these roles he has setup cloud-computing infrastructure, designed and tuned relational databases, developed Perl, Python, SQL, and shell scripts, and implemented ETL processes. Elliott is also co-founder and principal of Ignite Labs, a technology consulting firm based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Elliott has experience with a range of databases, including Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server, and Berkeley DB. He has experience with SQL and stored procedures, data-replication systems, Python, R, C, and Java, as well as parallel processing, distributed processing, and real-time applications. Elliott is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Data Science & Analytics at Grand Valley State University. Elliott organizes the Data Science & Analytics West Michigan meetup group. He is also chair-elect of the International Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan. He served on the organizing committee of West Michigan World Trade Week for several years. Elliott currently serves as an elected Trustee of Holland Charter Township in the State of Michigan and as a member of the Holland Charter Township Zoning Board of Appeals. He has delivered numerous talks on a variety of topics, including:
"Interpreting Model Metrics: Precision, Recall & F1" – Data Science & Analytics West Michigan
"About the Data – Regional Trends in Data Analytics Technology & Practice" – Information Technology Management Association
"Complying with GDPR – Evolving Data Privacy Requirements" – West Michigan World Trade Week
"Cyber Liability – What Do I Need to Know?" – Nulty Insurance Cyber Risk Seminar
"When IoT Attacks – The New Legal Frontier" – aimWest
"Year in Review, What to Look For in 2017 – Big Data Trends" – Mobile Monday Grand Rapids
"Engineering Secure IoT Systems – Applying the New Federal Guidelines" – Internet of Things West Michigan
"How Secure Does It Need to Be? A Quick Guide to Compliance" – BarCampGR
"Using Open Source Software in a Business – What Do I Need to Know?" – GRWebDev
"OSS Licensing" – GRWebDev
Elliott speaks English, Spanish, some French, and likes to exercise his small and ever-diminishing Russian vocabulary whenever an opportunity presents.
Elliott Church's Sessions at Big Data Ignite 2019
There are no sessions scheduled for this speaker. Please check back soon!
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Photo by U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston/Handout/Reuters
Court documents reveal Boston bomber's statements to FBI
02/29/16 01:14 PM —Updated 02/29/16 01:41 PM
By Tom Winter and Pete Williams
Newly unsealed documents reveal that Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told FBI agents that he and his brother picked their own spots to place their bombs and that each of them set off his own device.
Tsarnaev talked to FBI agents at a hospital where was undergoing treatment for gunshot wounds. The interviewed him six days after the 2013 bombing, but a summary of his statements, prepared by the FBI, had not previously been disclosed.
Portions of it were made public Monday by lawyers for a friend of Tsarnaev's, Robel Phillipos, convicted of lying to investigators after the bombing. Phillipos has claimed he did not know of the bombing plans.
According to the FBI summary, Tsarnaev told the agents he and his older brother, Tamerlan, walked toward the marathon finish line on the day of the bombing, April 15, each carrying a backpack containing a powerful bomb. He said he called his brother just before the attack to "synchronize the two detonations." Tamerlan set off the first bomb, and Dzhokhar's followed ten seconds later.
"After JAHAR put his backpack down, he walked away and detonated the device using a button," the FBI document said. The two blasts killed three people and severely wounded more than 200 others.
FBI agents testified at Tsarnaev's trial that investigators recovered the detonator used to set off the bomb placed by Tamerlan, but the second detonator was never found. That left a question unanswered: did Tamerlan detonate both, or did each of them detonate the bombs they placed?
The bombs were built, he said, in Tamerlan's apartment using instructions downloaded from al Qaeda's online magazine, Inspire.
The FBI summary also said Tsarnaev told the agents that "there were no other attacks planned, there were no unaccounted devices, and the only individuals involved in the attack planning and execution were Jahar and Tamerlan," using the younger Tsarnaev's nickname.
New York City's police commissioner and mayor has said ten days after the Boston bombing that the brothers might have been planning to carry out more bomb attacks in New York. Their concern was based, in part, on the account of a Chinese businessman who was carjacked by the bothers. He told authorities they talked about going to New York, although said he could not tell whether they were planning further attacks.
The FBI document said Tsarnaev said no one else knew of their plans.
"JAHAR stated no one had any knowledge of their plan before the attack, nor did they tell anyone after the attack had occurred."
As for why did the younger Tsarnaev did not warn any of his friends to stay away from the marathon that day, "he didn't care if they got hurt," the FBI interview summary said.
This article originally appeared on NBCNews.com.
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"Above all, art should be fun.
Alexander is in the house! This summer, several of his mobiles and stabiles grace the buildings and landscape of Denver's Botanic Gardens, (thru September 24th.) Its great to see his work again after I saw the exhibit, Calder and Abstraction: from Avant-garde to Iconic at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2014. We forget he was an American in Paris in the '30s and knew Picasso and Chagall. And later his works were a favorite of architects Mies Van de Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright. It is the first outdoor exhibit of his work in a decade. Untitled, from 1976 is shown above in the left side of the panel. And shown at right is Incandescent, one of Teresa Booth Brown's wonderful mixed media abstract photo collages on display at the DBG's indoor Gates Garden Court Gallery. I was fortunate to previously view her show at Michael Warren Contemporary on Santa Fe. Her exhibit at DBG is up thru August 6th. To mix the glories of art and nature, the Denver Botanic Gardens, is the place to be! | {
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Why we deserve $500M
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Feathers are ruffled over at the ABC. Managing Director, Michele Guthrie is demanding an apology from the online Editor at Quadrant, Roger Franklin, for an article he wrote concerning the terrorist attack in Manchester on children and their carers attending a concert. Franklin expressed his frustration over the Q&A program the night before Manchester became the latest city in Europe to suffer at the hands of yet another extremist follower of Islam, who emerged from the apparently unknowing Islamic community, to slaughter the innocent.
American Physicist Lawrence Krauss appeared on Q&A as part of the panel, and he expressed some patently vapid views on terrorism, including that Americans are more likely to killed by a falling refrigerator. Krauss was given the insiders run by host Tony Jones, as he expressed a set of views that seem well outside any area of expertise that he might legitimately claim, but those are matters of no moment, when the views are of the kind acceptable to the ABC mindset and deny or diminish the existence or the magnitude of the threat posed by Islamic inspired terrorism, or any policy change that seeks to address it.
Franklin wrote something that I suspect many people feel, which is that there would be a sense of justice if attacks of this kind fell upon those who spend so much time denying the existence or threat posed by Islamic-inspired terrorism and ridiculing and insulting anyone who sees the issue in terms different, rather than upon innocent children; which was apparently too much for Ms Guthrie, who wrote saying that the article is 'vicious and offensive', and demanded that the article be taken down and an apology issued.
To say that Ms Guthrie has over-reacted is putting the case rather mildly. No rational person who reads Franklin's piece would conclude that he was calling for an actual terrorist attack on the ABC, and if the risk really is of the magnitude assessed by Mr Krauss, undoubtedly at the expense of the Australian taxpayer, it is hard to see why the fuss is necessary. However it is one of those cases where Ms Guthrie's actions speak louder than her protestations, for she instantly reached for the taxpayers' cheque book and employed consultants to assess the security implications of the Franklin's 'inflammatory words', and apparently spent some hours reassuring worried staff.
It must be nice to have an endless supply of taxpayers' money to ensure personal safety and security, but those of us who are not so favourably placed rightly look at the growing body count in Europe and America and conclude that Islamic-inspired terrorism is a real threat, and that some security and policy changes are necessary to deal with it. Not that such a view would ever find its way to the air on the ABC, which is a regular platform for those who defend Islam, and pretend or deny that a relatively mainstream interpretation of its teachings apparently inspires certain of it followers to kill the unbeliever in as large a number as circumstances permit.
The ABC regularly shows a kind of indifference to terrorist attacks, by filtering from its reporting of terrorism events words like 'Islam' and 'Muslim' and calling onto the air so called experts to tell us that what we can plainly see is not what is actually happening. Who could forget the ABC coverage of the Martin Place siege, when the perpetrator called for an Islamic State flag, and held a gun to hostages to make them hold Islamic signs in the windows, as the ABC talking heads piously lectured the audience that the motivation was a mystery and that ludicrously asserted that it wasn't a terrorist event. Today, the NSW Coroner has disagreed, although there is no chance that such a finding will cause the ABC to acknowledge its failings.
Franklin is not alone in feeling immense frustration at the ABC and its coverage of Islamic terrorism; and the rhetorical device that he employed eloquently makes the point that the only circumstances in which the ABC might grudgingly acknowledge there is a problem with Islamic-inspired terrorism is if the ABC is itself physically targeted. But they really don't need to worry, much better to expend taxpayers' resource watching for falling Kelvinators.
Don't apologise, Mr Franklin.
Kelvinators
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The wingspan is 20–26 mm. Adults have uniform whitish forewings. The hindwings are light grey. Adults are on wing from July to August.
The larvae feed on Gramineae species. They feed on the roots of their host plant from within a silken tube. Larvae can be found from May to June. The species overwinters as a first instar larva in a silken shelter.
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Consult God to ensure that the goals you are pursuing are ordained by Him. You always want to only do what is in God's will.
2. Frame your goal sheet.
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You must view your goals daily to keep track of the steps. Hang it in your office, bedroom or other area that you frequent.
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It is always wise to ask for help. Ask your accountability partner to review and help you keep track of your goals.
5. Restart daily, even if you miss a deadline.
Do not become discouraged if you miss a deadline. Start again the next day and adjust as needed. The ultimate completion date is Dec. 31st!
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These are awesome tips. I need to get it cranking on my 2016 goals that I have yet to complete.
Great tips! I am trying to finish the 4th quarter strong!!! I have my goals sitting in a prominent position in my office! 2016 went by so quickly!
Great job, LaShawn! Looking forward to witnessing your success!
I love your tips, LaQuisha! I often get discouraged if I miss a deadline or I can't mark things off my to-do list. I agree with you it's important to not get discouraged and remember tomorrow is a new day to try again. I never thought to frame my goals. I actually have a notebook where I write my goals down. If I frame them and hang them up on my office wall, I think I will be more focused on reaching my goals because I will see them everyday! Oh, and the biggest of all…divine intervention! A big YES! I always pray over my goals and creative pursuits. LOVE this tip most of all!
So proud of you, Jennifer!! If I can support you in any way, let me know. Be encouraged!
Praying for divine direction is the most important for me at this time. I think God allows things to happen so that we can lean and depend on him. I have gotten closer to God this year and that is a great thing.
Really great tips! I plan to slay the last quarter and finish strong. One thing I plan to take away is sharing my goals with an accountability partner!!
Goal setting is always easy for me. Not adding goals is the hard part. I get ambitious and sometimes out too much on my plate. Starting over is a good point for me… Without regret!
Great list of positivity to achieve your last quarter goals! I am ready to continue to go after mine as the year almost go to a close I know I can do it!
I guess it's not too late to make 4th quarter goals. Thanks for the tips, I need to get to it!
Yes queen! You can do it!
My year has been incredible, I feel like I've lost my mojo a bit. I'm going to give myself a fresh start and finish this year strong. I really need to Pray for divine direction.
Yes Mimi! I have been watching you from afar and I am so proud of you and all of your accomplishments! Keep slaying, queen!
I am definitely planning to slay this final quarter. It is taking a lot of discipline to remain consistent with my effort. It has definitely helped having friends who know my goals and help me to stay accountable. As I strive to get better I am working hard not to let setbacks hold me back. You are right we can start new every day.
It is so important to start fresh everyday or you can easily become discouraged. You can do it, queen!
I've been struggling so much lately to stay on course with my goals. I've had so much going on that they've fallen to the back burner, but I love the idea of hanging them in a prominent location so I see them daily and get a little reminder.
Having my goals in front of me inspires me to keep moving daily. I am also a visual learner. I need to see where I am going! Blessings to you in your future success!
I admit, I haven't made any last quarter goals. I have been seeing things coming to pass from my vision board, so that's a start.
This post is spot on. All great points, especially praying for direction. 2016 has ran by so quickly and I need to accomplish a few goals and maybe let go a few. Praying for direction always seems to help me know what to do. Thank you for the reminder, especially when I feel tempted to lean on my own understanding. | {
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For those in Northern Hemisphere, winter is now in full effect. This means if your worksite is located at a high northern latitude, operating your drone on routine surveys can be complicated by frigid temperatures and severe weather conditions. So, what's the best way to fly in winter weather?
Propeller customers run the gamut when it comes to locations and outdoor conditions. After flying on sites in every kind of weather, we wanted to put down our tips on how to best fly in the winter season to get the best data you can.
For winter weather, there are four main concerns to address.
After flying a drone to capture site data and images, you process that data with a photogrammetry platform like Propeller. The Propeller Platform uses photogrammetry to stitch drone photos and ground control data together to render a 3D site survey.
Winter snowfall presents a unique hurdle for photogrammetry. Photogrammetry works on the principle of capturing different features from multiple angles to reconstruct that feature in 3D. To be able to identify those features, you need to be able to tell one photo apart from another.
Fresh, untouched snowfall on a site makes it extremely difficult for the computer to identify different features. Basically, an all-white surface without any marks is bad news for photogrammetric drone surveying. The good news is that tire marks from trucks and equipment on site helps enormously.
So before you start to fly after it snows, make sure that there's enough breaks and gaps in the blanket of snow to be able to identify one part of the site from another.
And when it comes to ground control, it can be hard to place AeroPoints all around a snow-covered site. With Propeller PPK, you only need one GCP for 1/10ft accuracy.
The first thing that colder weather affects during flight is your battery. Low temperatures reduce its efficacy and shorten its charge faster than normal. This means that you might need to keep more spares than you usually do. If you're working in especially frigid conditions, it might be worth investing in a battery warmer.
Cold temps reduce chemical activity in lithium polymer batteries, a typical battery type for drones. (The Phantom 4 Pro and Phantom 4 RTK both run on this kind.) This reduction can make the battery unstable, sometimes resulting in loss of power and your drone falling from the sky with little warning.
To prevent this, keep your batteries warm, keep a close eye on your charge, and plan to do more swaps than typical. Also, don't leave your drone or its batteries outside when they aren't in use. We've had some customers accidentally leave their drone case—batteries and all—out on their tailgates after setting up their drone. This is an easy thing to forget, but it means unnecessarily exposing your equipment to low temperatures for extended periods of time. Remember: keep it in the cab.
On top of the reduced battery life you get with low temps, winter weather can also mean high winds, snow, or fog. Before we get into the specifics of drone operation in winter weather, you should first check that your craft is suitable for winter surveying because not all are.
While this doesn't mean that sort of drone can't fly in winter conditions, it does increase the possible risk of accidents. A winter-friendly drone should be able to handle cold temperatures and high humidity. It should also be equipped with high-vis lights on the body of the craft, so you can spot it in the sky even with reduced visibility.
It is worth noting that flying in fog is not a good idea, even if it seems the lesser of these weather phenomena. Fog can trigger the drone's obstacle avoidance sensors, making it think there's something in front of it and stopping the flight mid-mission.
As you know from your Part 107 training, if you're US-based, or your ARN registration, if you're out of Australia, weather conditions greatly affect your drone's flight and operation.
First and foremost are changes in visibility due to winter weather. While you should not be flying in extreme weather conditions, we know that your operations don't shut down at the first sight of snow. You still need to be able to survey if you have a spate of bad weather.
Second, depending on your latitude your regular working hours might extend into complete darkness.
Recall that FAA regulations prohibit the flight of drones after sunset, so plan your surveys to occur during daylight hours—whenever those may be for your area. This could mean doing things much earlier than your normal routine.
Beyond the regulatory aspects, dim light isn't great for photogrammetry and clean visuals. Photogrammetry platforms like Propeller will still work accurately, but all your photos comprising that 3D survey will show up darker than expected, as below.
Lastly, don't forget about yourself. As the drone operator you too have to be out in the elements for the duration of the flight. Dress accordingly and be sure that you're in a safe place on site while surveying.
Unlike in more temperate months, winter means you need to keep a much closer eye on the weather forecast whenever you're going to be surveying with a drone. Weather can change at a moment's notice, so check the forecast diligently and schedule your surveys around good conditions as best as possible.
When flying in winter conditions remember: Don't fly in heavy snowfall, hail, strong winds, rain, or fog, as these interfere with line-of-sight visibility and thus operation.
Overall, you want to ensure a safe flight no matter what the weather dishes out that day. So remember to dress warm, watch the forecast, monitor battery performance, and check all your equipment.
For more top tips, guides, and help articles visit our blog, or subscribe to our monthly newsletter below. | {
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Orthoworld Nottingham is a specialist orthodontic practice, located in Nottingham City Centre. We provide the highest quality of Orthodontic care both on the NHS and on a Private basis by a highly experienced and dedicated team, in a warm, welcoming and professional environment. The patient area is all one level making accessibility easy. There is a pay and display car park right next to the practice and the practice is easily accessible by local public transport links. We welcome patients of all ages and offer FREE consultations with our Treatment Coordinator who will be able to guide and support you through your treatment start to finish.
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Orthoworld Nottingham, is a trading style of Orthoworld 2000 Limited whose Registered Office is at: Europa House, Europa Trading Estate, Stoneclough Road, Kearsley, Manchester, M26 1GG Whose Registered No is: 00506666. Orthoworld 2000 Limited as above is a member of the mydentist group. | {
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This morning we received a call from a telemarketer. I didn't hear anything the telemarketer said, only Dan, (my roomate's side).
Dan: Hello? Hello? No she's not here right now. No, she's not gonna be here for awhile. Look is this… is this one of those telemarketing things? No I've never heard of your company but at least it isn't Sprint or AT&T again. No, I… sure tell me your whole thing, you sound like you really want to.
Dan continues: Um. Hey what's your number? No not your supervisor's number. Your number! Why? I want to call you at home. Yeah, you can tell your supervisor I never want to be contacted by your company again. No I told you that I want your number. C'mon don't turn all machine on me man. Give me your number!
Wait, no don't go into machine mode man. Don't become part of the borg collective! Give me your number!
C'mon I'll call you and sell you some of my art. It's great art man. People come from all over the world to see my art. Give me your number, it's really great art!
I'll cut you a deal!
I'll… I'll post your number on the net. C'mon! You'll be the most popular guy on earth. Everyone in the world will want to call you!
Joe! Joe! Get me a pen!
Dan: C'mon give me your real number. O.k. 1 - 888 - 573. No. You're doing it again. You're being a machine. Don't you want to make a difference. Get in touch with your power animal!
You are the hawk! No don't give me your supervisor. You're about to embark on a great journey. C'mon be human with me.
Then the telemarketer hung up. | {
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Víctor García Hoz (Campillo de Aranda, Burgos, 30 de març de 1911, – Madrid, 18 de febrer de 1998) va ser el primer Doctor en Pedagogia de la universitat espanyola. En 1944 va ocupar la càtedra de Pedagogia Experimental i Diferencial en la Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres de la Universitat de Madrid; posteriorment va ser Director de l'Institut de Pedagogia del Consell Superior d'Investigacions Científiques. Va ser fundador i president d'honor de la Societat Espanyola de Pedagogia, i director de la seva revista, Bordón. A més, va presidir el Seminari Permanent d'Educació Personalitzada i va formar part des de l'inici del Consell d'Administració de Foment de Centres d'Ensenyament. Així mateix, va ser membre de la Reial Acadèmia de Ciències Morals i Polítiques i un dels 3 primers membres supernumeraris de l'Opus Dei.
Biografia i obra
Nascut el 1911 a Campillo d'Aranda (Burgos), la seva anava a ser una vida dedicada completament a l'educació. Va començar exercint la docència com a mestre rural. Més tard seria director de l'Escola Annexa a la Normal de Mestres de Madrid i professor de l'Escola d'Estudis Penitenciaris. En 1933 també milità a Acció Catòlica.
En 1940 va defensar la seva tesi doctoral en la Universitat Complutense de Madrid sobre El concepto de lucha en la ascética española y la educación de la juventud. Segons algunes fonts fou en el primer Doctor en Filosofia i Lletres, Secció de Pedagogia, de la universitat espanyola en considerar sols l'època franquista. En 1944 va ocupar la càtedra de Pedagogia Experimental i Diferencial en la Facultat de Filosofia i Lletres de la Universitat de Madrid. Més tard va ser Director de l'Institut de Pedagogia del Consell Superior d'Investigacions Científiques, fins a 1981.
Va ser fundador i president d'honor de la Societat Espanyola de Pedagogia, així com director de la seva revista, Bordón. També va ser President del Seminari Permanent d'Educació Personalitzada, i va formar part del Consell d'Administració de l'empresa educativa Foment de Centres d'Ensenyament des de la seva constitució (1963), i membre de la Reial Acadèmia de Ciències Morals i Polítiques.
Víctor García Hoz és considerat una de les figures més rellevants de la pedagogia espanyola contemporània. La seva personalitat i obra pedagògica van adquirir relleu internacional, en ser pioner d'un moviment pedagògic renovador que, basat en el concepte de l'educació personalitzada, es va desenvolupar a partir de la dècada dels seixanta. Entorn d'aquest punt es van centrar la majoria de les seves recerques, conformant així un cos de coneixements i estudis de referència obligada. Va idear diversos models teòric-pràctics i va estendre les seves experiències a diferents àmbits socials, institucions i nivells educatius.
També va realitzar valuoses aportacions pel que fa a l'ús del mètode experimental en la solució de problemes educatius, i a la sistematització dels sabers pedagògics. A causa del gran nombre de recerques científiques que va tutelar, va estendre el seu magisteri a un nodrit grup de professors seguidors de la seva escola i original estil de fer.
Va publicar prop de mig centenar de llibres, molts d'ells traduïts a altres idiomes. La seva obra més important és el Tratado de educación personalizada (acabada el 1997), dividida en trenta-tres volums i realitzada en col·laboració amb professors europeus i americans.
L' Instituto de Pedagogia i el franquisme.
Víctor García Hoz tingué una influència decisiva en l'educació del franquisme especialment en les etapes inicial i central de la dictadura. Exercida a través del Consejo Nacional de Educación, la seva càtedra de la universitat madrilenya i de l'Instituto San José de Calasanz de Pedagogia del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientçificas (CIS). El 1944 succeí al pare Manuel Barbado al davant de l'Instituto de Pedagogia construït sobre el depurat Museo Pedagógico. García Hoz liderà els poders polítics del sistema que conformaren l'intelligentsia del nivell superior del sistema educatiu espanyol. Sota la seva direcció s'agrupà un destacat elenc de pedagogs del nou règim polític la majoria d'ells propers a l'Asociación Católica Nacional de Propagandistas (ACNP) i a l'Opus Dei. Més endavant García Hoz esdevingué un destacat membre d'aquesta entitat religiosa.
L'Instituto San José de Calasanz de Pedagogia tenia com a finalitat l'estudi i la recerca de les qüestions pedagògiques, tant pràctiques com teòriques. Comptà amb la millor biblioteca especialitzada de l'epoca hereva de la del Museo Pedagógico. Tal com assenyala García Hoz, la doctrina fonamental de l'Institut era d'inspiració cristiana i fonamentada en el pensament aristotèlic-tomista. Comptà amb una Secció d'Investigació pedagògica a Barcelona, amb tres àrees: pedagogia, didàctica i història sota la direcció de Joan Tusquets i Terrats. També creà, el 1943, la Revista Española de Pedagogia, que sols es publicà durant tres anys. Aquesta revista acollí des de la filosofia i la història de l'educació fins a la preocupació estadística pels analitzar els problemes educatius. García Hoz estigué al capdavant del grup de catedràtics de pedagogia vinculats al catolicisme i a la jerarquia eclesiàstica. El qual neutralitzà la influència del totalitarisme de la Falange a la universitat espanyola i cercà una modernització pedagògica i una legitimació del franquisme basada en la tradició i la racionalitat.
L'acció i la política educatives que García Hoz donà a través especialment de l'Instituto de Pedagogía mostren no sols la seva evolució personal sinó, també, la del règim de la dictadura franquista pel que fa a pedagogia. Ja des de 1944 trobem la seva voluntat d'intentar encaixar i legitimar dues tendències, per una banda, la direcció política i espiritualista de la pedagogia racional o normativa (subratllant, lògicament, el primat de la segona sobre la primera) i per una altra, de la direcció quantitativa, centrada en l'anàlisi factorial, de la pedagogia experimental o aplicada. Així, doncs, la producció de Víctor García Hoz permet veure com es va elaborant un canvi en el discurs educatiu del primer franquisme per obrir-se als corrents tecnicistes de la segona etapa de la dictadura. Però mirant de mantenir els principis del franquisme i la catolicitat del sistema educatiu per presentar-los com a compatibles amb el caràcter científic de l'educació. Però García Hoz, anys després, assenyalà que la tasca de l'Instituto es veié limitada perquè, al costat de grandiloqüents objectius, la seva dotació fou molt escassa i acabà amb l'aparició dels Instituts de Ciències de l'Educació (ICE) als anys setanta del segle XX.
Obres de García Hoz
Tratado de educación personalizada (1997)
Fuerte en la edad avanzada (1990)
Educación personalizada (1985)
La investigación del profesor en el aula (1984)
La educación en la España del siglo XX (1980)
Organización y dirección de centros educativos (1975)
Normas elementales de pedagogía empírica (1970)
La tarea profunda de educar (1962)
Principios de pedagogía sistemática (1960, con sucesivas ediciones hasta 1990)
Cuestiones de filosofía de la educación (1952)
El nacimiento de la intimidad (1950)
Sobre el maestro y la educación (1944)
Pedagogía de la lucha ascética (1941)
El concepto de lucha en la ascética española y la educación de la juventud (1940, Tesis Doctoral).
Sobre García Hoz
"Víctor García Hoz, Miembro de la Real Academia de Ciencias Morales y Políticas (España)". Diari El Sol. Madrid, 26/6/90.
Millán Puelles, A.: "Víctor García Hoz: in memoriam", s Bordón. Revista de orientación pedagógica, vol. 51, Nº 2, 1999, pags. 195-198. ISSN 0210-5934
Homenaje a Víctor García Hoz. Número monogràfic de la Revista Española de Pedagogía. Año LVII, nº 212, enero-abril de 1999. Instituto Europeo de Iniciativas Educativas.
Referències
Enllaços externs
Persones de la província de Burgos
Pedagogs espanyols
Acadèmics de la Reial Acadèmia de Ciències Morals i Polítiques
Alumnes de la Universitat Complutense de Madrid
Gran Creu de l'Orde d'Alfons X el Savi
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Oxbridge International Summer School shall be responsible for the acts and omissions of any third party with whom it contracts or which Processes Data on its behalf in connection with this Contract as it is for its own acts and omissions in relation to the matters provided for by this Clause 7.
7.6 Overseas transfers of Personal Data
Oxbridge International Summer School shall not, and shall procure that any third party with whom it contracts to Process Data on its behalf in connection with this Contract shall not:
(a) transfer Personal Data Processed for the Student to a territory outside the European Economic Area except on terms substantially in accordance with the European Union standard contractual clauses for the transfer of Personal Data to processors established in third countries under Directive 95/46/EC; and
(b) operate in relation to that Personal Data in any way which will put the Student in breach of his obligations under the Data Protection Legislation.
8. THE STUDENT'S OBLIGATIONS
8.1 Indemnity
The Student shall indemnify and keep indemnified Oxbridge International Summer School against any losses, claims, demands, actions, proceedings, damages and other payments, costs, expenses and other liabilities of any kind from time to time made, suffered or incurred by it as a direct or indirect result of the Student's breach of this Contract or violation of the Rules and Regulations.
8.2 Exclusions of liability
Oxbridge International Summer School shall not be liable to the Student for any claim (whether arising in contract, tort (including negligence) breach of statutory duty, misrepresentation or otherwise) under or in connection with this Contract for:
(a) any loss of profit, revenue, anticipated savings, business or contract; and
(b) any special, indirect or consequential loss.
8.3 Types of losses not excluded
Nothing in this Contract shall exclude or limit in any way the liability of Oxbridge International Summer School for death or personal injury.
8.4 Travel documents
A valid passport is essential for travel to the UK with an expiry date of at least 6 months beyond the end date of the Student's visit.
8.5 Insurance
(a) Travel, medical and other insurance
The Student is strongly advised to take out comprehensive travel insurance, medical insurance and any other type of insurance to cover all costs and consequences of cancellations, medical treatment, damage/theft/loss of personal belongings, repatriation, legal expenses and personal accident.
(b) European Health Insurance Card
European Union nationals are strongly advised to bring with them their European Health Insurance Card ("EHIC") which would entitle them to access state provided healthcare in all European Economic Area countries and Switzerland at a reduced cost or sometimes free of charge. The Student is advised that the EHIC is not an alternative to comprehensive travel insurance.
8.6 Student's undertakings
The Student undertakes with Oxbridge International Summer School:
(a) to behave responsibly and not to damage any property belonging to Oxbridge International Summer School, the College, the University or to any other premises ("Campuses") used by Oxbridge International Summer School during the Summer Scheme or to any other person;
(b) not to participate in any act that may bring Oxbridge International Summer School or any of the Campuses into disrepute;
(c) to treat all facilities of Oxbridge International Summer School and the Campuses with care and respect;
(d) not to smoke, in any of the Campuses or in the grounds of the Campuses;
(e) not to consume or possess alcohol in any of the Campuses or in the grounds of the Campuses;
(f) not to take or possess drugs in any of the Campuses or in the grounds of the Campuses;
(g) to obey the laws of England;
(h) to pay Oxbridge International Summer School £50 or the actual replacement cost in respect of a replacement room key and/or £50 or the actual replacement cost in respect of a replacement fob/card in the event of loss or damage to the original;
(i) to treat the facilities of the Campuses with care and respect for the privacy of its residents;
(j) not to interfere with or gain access to or attempt to gain access to those parts of the Campuses for which public use or access or are indicated by the Campuses to be unauthorised;
(k) to follow all policies and codes of practice in respect of the use of e-mail and the internet, health and safety regulations, data protection and Rules and Regulations, communicated or otherwise published by Oxbridge International Summer School and/or the Campuses;
(l) not to affix or attach anything to or otherwise decorate the Campuses or any part of the Campuses; and
(m) to vacate his accommodation on his final day at 9.00 a.m., otherwise an additional daily charge will be incurred.
8.7 Representation
The Student undertakes with Oxbridge International Summer School not to make use of any name, logos, or trademark of Oxbridge International Summer School or any of the Campuses except where express written consent has been given.
8.8 Marketing
The Student, at the direction of the Director of Oxbridge International Summer School or another senior member of staff, may be asked to participate in promotional activities undertaken by Oxbridge International Summer School which may include videography, photography and other such activities. Students who do not wish to participate in such activities must notify Oxbridge International Summer School in writing to Edspace, Hackney Community College, Falkirk Road, London, N1 6HQ, or by e-mail.
8.9 Promotional material
The Student shall not publish any promotional material by any medium in relation to Oxbridge International Summer School and the Campuses or any of its employees, members, workers, clients or business referrers without their prior written consent.
8.10 Rules and Regulations
The Student is bound by the Rules and Regulations which are available to download and print from www.oxbridgeinternationalsummerschool.com/terms-and-conditions and which are provided to the Student by e-mail in the information pack he shall receive after confirmation of attendance.
9. MEDICATION
9.1 Medical history
The Student is required to provide an accurate medical history by completing the information form that he shall receive by e-mail after confirmation of attendance.
9.2 Medical expenses
All medical expenses are the responsibility of the Student being treated. It is understood that all medical expenses incurred by the Student and paid by Oxbridge International Summer School shall be reimbursed by the Student.
9.3 Emergency medical treatment
The Student's parent or guardian (in the case of a minor) authorise the Director of Oxbridge International Summer School or in his absence an appointed senior member of staff to consent on their behalf to the student receiving emergency medical treatment including blood transfusions within the UK, general anaesthetic and operations performed by the National Health Service or at a private hospital and where certified by an appropriately qualified medical professional as necessary for the welfare of the student and if the student's guardian cannot be contacted in time. In the unlikely event that it is required, the Director or appointed senior member of staff will act in loco parentis for students under 18 years of age until they are able to contact the student's parent or guardian.
9.4 First aid
In the case of sickness, accident or injury, Oxbridge International Summer School reserves the right to administer first aid and non-prescription medication to the Student unless Oxbridge International Summer School has been notified in writing that it may not do so.
9.5 Administering medication
Oxbridge International Summer School and its Personnel will not administer, prescribe, recommend or store any prescriptions or medication (including injections). The Student is responsible for storing and administering his prescribed medication (including injections). If the Student is unable to do so then the Student must disclose this on the information form or, if at a later date, notify Oxbridge International Summer School in writing so that Oxbridge International Summer School can ascertain whether a suitably qualified medical professional can be made available to undertake this role.
9.6 Request for medical evidence
Oxbridge International Summer School reserves the right to request medical evidence of the need for any medication.
10.1 Termination
Oxbridge International Summer School reserves the right at any time to terminate this Contract if Oxbridge International Summer School determines:
(a) that payment of one hundred per cent (100%) of the total balance has not been made by two weeks before the Student is due to attend; or
b) that the Student's behaviour is unacceptable; or
(c) that the Student has broken any of the Rules and Regulations; or
(d) that the Student has breached any of the undertakings set out in Clause 8.6 (Student's undertakings).
In the event of termination pursuant to Clause 10.1 (b), (c) or (d) Oxbridge International Summer School can send the Student home immediately without a refund and at the Student's own cost.
Oxbridge International Summer School reserves the right to refer to instances of what it perceives obstructive, disruptive or aggressive behaviour of the Student to the appropriate authorities.
10.2 Costs on termination
On termination, the Student shall be entirely responsible for his return home at his own cost and any other costs incurred on termination.
10.3 Effect of termination
Termination of this Contract in accordance with its terms:
(a) will not affect any accrued rights or liabilities of either party at the date of termination;
(b) shall be without prejudice to any other rights or remedies that either party may have under this Contract or at law; and
(c) will not affect the continuance in force of any provision of this Contract to the extent it is expressed or by implication intended to continue in force after termination.
11.1 Force majeure procedure
If Oxbridge International Summer School is delayed or hindered in or prevented from performing any of its obligations under this Contract by a Force Majeure Event:
(a) the obligations of Oxbridge International Summer School under this Contract shall be suspended for so long as the Force Majeure Event continues; and
(b) as soon as reasonably practicable after commencement of the Force Majeure Event, Oxbridge International Summer School shall notify the Student in writing of the occurrence of the Force Majeure Event and the effects of the Force Majeure Event on its ability to perform its obligations under this Contract.
11.2 Performance excused by a Force Majeure Event
Oxbridge International Summer School shall not be deemed to be in breach of this Contract, or otherwise be liable to the Student, by reason of any delay or failure in performance of any of its obligations under this Contract, to the extent that the delay or failure in performance of any of its obligations under this Contract is caused by a Force Majeure Event relating to it and time for performance shall be extended accordingly.
11.3 Termination on Force Majeure Event
If a Force Majeure Event affecting any of the obligations of Oxbridge International Summer School under this Contract continues for five (5) or more consecutive days, Oxbridge International Summer School may terminate this Contract by written notice to that effect to the Student.
11.4 Survival of terms
This clause and the following clauses shall each survive termination of this Contract for whatever reason: Clause 10.3 (Effect of termination), Clause 11.8 (Notices) and Clause 11.12 (Governing law and jurisdiction).
11.5 Amendments, Variations and Waivers
(a) Amendments
No amendment or variation of the terms of this Contract shall be effective unless it is made or confirmed in a written document signed by Oxbridge International Summer School and the Student.
(b) Waivers
No delay in exercise or non-exercise by Oxbridge International Summer School of any right, power or remedy provided by law or under this Contract shall impair, or otherwise operate as a waiver or release of, that right, power or remedy. Any waiver or release must be specifically granted in writing signed by the party granting it. Any single or partial exercise of any right, power or remedy provided by law or under this Contract shall not preclude any other or further exercise of it or the exercise of any other right, power or remedy.
11.6 No partnership
Nothing in this Contract or any document referred to in it or any matter or arrangement contemplated by it shall be construed as creating a partnership, joint venture, association, fiduciary relationship or other co-operative entity between Oxbridge International Summer School and Student for any purpose whatsoever.
(a) No assignment by the Student
The Student may not assign, sub-contract, sub-licence or otherwise dispose of all or any of its rights under this Contract.
(b) Assignment by Oxbridge International Summer School
Oxbridge International Summer School may assign all or any of its rights under this Contract to any person or company without any requirement to notify or obtain further consent of the Student.
(a) Form of notices
All communications relating to this Contract shall be in English and in writing and delivered by hand or sent by post, facsimile or, electronic mail to the party concerned at the relevant address shown in the last communication received from them or such other address as may be notified from time to time in accordance with this clause by the relevant party to the other party.
(b) When notices take effect
Each of those communications shall take effect:
(i) if delivered, upon delivery;
(ii) if posted, upon delivery; and
(iii) if sent by facsimile or electronic mail, when a complete and legible copy of the relevant communication, whether that sent by facsimile or electronic mail (as the case may be) or a hard copy sent by post or delivered by hand, has been received at the appropriate address.
Oxbridge International Summer School reserves the right to change or cancel the Summer Scheme, and to make alterations to the programme, course and tutors as circumstances dictate without the consent of the Student.
11.10 Rights of third parties
Oxbridge International Summer School does not intend any term of this Contract to be enforceable pursuant to the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
11.11 Miscellaneous
Oxbridge International Summer School is an organisation which contracts with Oxford Colleges for the use of facilities, but which has no formal connection with the University.
11.12 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
(a) Governing law
This Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law.
(b) Jurisdiction
Each party irrevocably submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts to settle any dispute which may arise under or in connection with this Contract or the legal relationships established by this Contract.
12. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
12.1 Defined terms
In this Contract
"Business Day" means a day (other than a Saturday or Sunday) on which banks are open for general business in London;
"College" means colleges associated with the University;
"Commencement Date" means when payment is made;
"Data" has the meaning given to that expression in s1 Data Protection Act 1988;
"Data Controller" has the meaning given to that expression in s1 Data Protection Act 1998;
"Data Protection Legislation" means all applicable legislation relating to data protection, including the Data Protection Act 1998, Directive 1995/46/EC of 24 October 1995 and Directive 2002/58/EC of 12 July 2002;
"Director" means any of the directors of Oxbridge International Summer School;
"European Economic Area" means the area defined in the agreement on the European Economic Area signed at Oporto on 2 May 1992 as subsequently amended or adjusted;
"European Union" means those European Union states which are for the time being members of the European Union;
"Force Majeure Event" means, in relation to Oxbridge International Summer School any event beyond its reasonable control including, without limitation any strike, Act of God, fire, war or riot;
"Oxbridge International Summer School" means Oxbridge Interviews Ltd, a company incorporated in England and Wales (registered number 06653969) whose registered office is at Edspace, Block D, Hackney Community College Falkirk Street, London, N1 6HQ;
"Personal Data" has the meaning given to that expression in s1 Data Protection Act 1998;
"Personnel" means all persons employed or engaged, including employees, volunteers, workers, agents and self-employed contractors by Oxbridge International Summer School from time to time in connection with the operation and management of Oxbridge International Summer School;
"Processing" shall, for the purposes of Clause 7 (Data Protection) have the meaning given to that term in s1 Data Protection Act 1998, and "Processes", "Process" and "Processed" shall be construed accordingly;
"Rules and Regulations" means the Summer Scheme rules and regulations which are available to download and print from www.oxbridgeinternationalsummerschool.co.uk/rules-regulations
"Student" has meaning given in Clause 1.2
"Summer Scheme" means the two week academic and cultural programme and all its associated activities and arrangements as described on the Oxbridge International Summer School's website at www.oxbridgeinternationalsummerschool.co.uk
"University" means the University of Oxford; and
"VAT" means value added tax as provided for in the Value Added Tax Act 1994 and any Tax similar to that Tax imposed in addition to or in substitution for it at the rates from time to time imposed.
12.2 Contents page and headings
In this Contract, the contents page and headings are included for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation or construction of this Contract.
12.3 Meaning of references
In this Contract, unless the context requires otherwise, any reference the masculine, feminine or neuter gender respectively includes the other genders and any reference to the singular includes the plural (and vice versa).
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The Summer School is not sponsored or organised by Lincoln College.
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This week, the Core asked Core alumni on Facebook whether they had advice for incoming students about how to succeed in the Core. Their advice — by turns sagacious, solemn, and uplifting — came in a veritable torrent of goodwill. Here is the first batch of responses, from the Core Facebook profile and the Wall of EnCore, the Core alumni association.
Amiel Bowers, Core '08, CAS '10: Sit in the Core Office and bother the professors. Get to know them. They'll become your friends. And, go stargazing with DGreen.
Andy Kwong, Core '95, CAS '97: Never stop self-examining and asking questions whether they be about school, life, where you are at this point in your life, and where you're headed.
Angela Brink, Core '03, CAS '05: Do not miss Samons's trireme lecture or any of Prof. Marscher's musical performances.
Ashley Johnson, Core '01, CAS '03: Take a speed-reading class. [Fellow Core alumnus] Abe Friedman taught me, and I owe him for surviving both Core and grad school!
Ben Grinberg, Core '03, CAS '05: Be loving to others. You do make a difference, and it all adds up, so take every step diligently.
Danie Isaacs, Core '07, CAS '09: Always go to office hours, to just talk with your professors. They are the most interesting people you will ever meet! If one invites you to coffee, jump at the opportunity! Also, I agree with Amiel Bowers [see above]; the Core office is the best place to spend breaks between classes or grab a piece of chocolate!
Elizabeth Roberts, Core '02, CAS '04: Read the books. Go to class. Easy!
Erica Brandt, Core '07, Harvard '11: Don't just read the books — read with a pencil in your hand. Make notes, underline, be able to bring ideas to class. Also, hang out in the core office from time to time. There's always an intellectual debate going on, and the staff is made up of wicked cool people.
Erin McDonagh, Core '08, CAS '10: Do not miss that trireme lecture. It will be with you always. Go to office hours, even if you don't have a particular question. (You'll learn a lot.) Think about Core in all your classes. Use your Core notes to write your English, History, or Religion papers. Bring up discussion topics from other classes in Core; since time spent on each text is limited by the sheer number of texts covered. You will cover different things in the same texts, or genres/periods, in other classes; go cross-disciplinary!
George Charles Allen, Core '03, CAS '05: … and for Life. Let's not forget about that.
James Wood, former Core lecturer: Get ready for a whirlwind tour of wonder. For those who have ears to hear, or eyes to see, or a mind to think, Core is an inexhaustible well of wealth for the soul.
The second batch of advice will be published on the blog next week. | {
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Adlington, Anderton and Heath Charnock remember.
Senior Reserve Attendant M/8995, Royal Navy,died Thursday, 11 March 1915, serving on HMS Bayano.
He was aged 28 and was the son of Henry and Esther Farnworth, Babylon Lane, Adlington. He was born 4 December 1887, and married Amelia Chadwick, sister of Arthur Chadwick, 9 Springfield Terrace, in 1912 at St Paul's Church, Adlington.They had one son. Their address in 1914 was 15 Peter Street, Barrowford. William was a warp dresser.
Corporal Farnworth enlisted from 2 August 1914 from the St John Ambulance volunteers trained at Adlington. His Royal Navy papers state that he was 5ft 51/4in tall,.with a chest measurement of 33 inches., Had dark brown hair, blue eyes, a sallow complexion, and a mole on the right side of his chin. He was at the Haslar Hosptial from 2nd August to 23rd December 1914, then registered on HMS Victory for one day before being transferred to the Bayano on the 24th December.
Commanded by H C Carr, it left Glasgow on 10th March 1915, and was torpedoed on the morning of the 11th March by u-boat U27 under the command of Kapitanleutnant Berhard Wenger, 10 miles WNW of Coreswell Point in the Clyde. It was a calm dark morning and the Bayano sank in four minutes Commander Carr, 14 officers and 181 ratings were drowned, but there were 25 survivors.Many bodies were washed up on the Irish coast.
William was the first local man to be killed in the conflict.
Adlington has lost a volunteer last week by the sinking of H.M.S. "Bayano". The vessel was an armed auxiliary cruiser, and is supposed to have been sunk somewhere off the East Coast of Scotland in the early hours of Thursday, last week. An Adlington man named Corporal Wm. Farnworth belonging to the Ambulance division, was aboard. He, prior to the outbreak of the war, had been living at Heywood. An intimation has been received of the list of those who have been saved, but it does not contain the name of Farnworth. The Admiralty notify that it must be presumed that those not so appearing must have lost their lives.
Farnworth was 28 years of age, a married man with a wife and one child, and had been in the Adlington Ambulance Corps, under Dr W.C. Rigby, for about twelve years. On the outbreak of the war, Farnworth was in the Adlington district. He had been a member of the Royal Naval Sick Berth Reserve, but was time-expired. He volunteered immediately, and left in the first week of the war. He resided at Heywood for about two years, prior to which he was employed as a beamer at Messrs Middleton's Springfield Mill. His parents live at 31 Babylon-lane, Heath Charnock. He performed important ambulance duty, and was in the district a few days up to Monday, the 8th instant. On that day he was ordered to re-join H.M.S. "Bayano" at Glasgow, and left. Farnworth was highly esteemed in the neighbourhood, and much sympathy is felt and expressed to his family.
A most impressive and beautiful Memorial Service was held in the Parish Church on Thursday, July 1st, when we commemorated the three soldiers connected with Adlington who have given their lives for the cause of liberty and true peace - Lieutenant Arthur Claud Middleton and Privates William Farnworth and Frank Howard. The Church was well filled with a thoroughly representative congregation which made us all feel they had not died in vain, if only in this one respect - but there are many others - they drew all hearts together, touched by a common sorrow, in a way that we have rarely seen before in our village life. This is a golden lining even to the terrible cloud of war. Many of our village lads are now actually "set in the midst of many and great dangers" in France, in the Dardanelles and on the sea. It is hard for us at home, and it is hard for those who are away.
FARNWORTH:- In loving memory of William, the beloved husband of Amelia Farnworth, who lost his life on H.M.S "Bayano", March 11th 1915.
With those he loved so well.
FARNWORTH:- In loving memory of Corporal W. Farnworth who lost his life on HMS "Bayano" on March 11th 1915.
From those he left behind; A better brother never lived, Nor one more good and kind.
We shall meet again and understand.
William Farnworth is commemorated on the Portsmoth Naval Memorial, Southsea Common, panel no. 10, The three manning ports, Chatham, Plymouth and Portsmouth each have an identical memorial obelisk to members of the Royal Navy with no known grave. A copy of the memorial Register is kept at the Civic Offices, Guildhall Square.
He is also commemorated on the Adlington War Memorial, The Adlington Parish Church memorial, the Rivington Church memorial, the Bay Horse )Heath Charnock) Bowling Club roll of honour, and the Loyal Heath Charnock Glory Lodge of Oddfellow. roll of honour. He was remembered at the unveiling ceremony of this roll of honour.
U27 was launched on 14/7/1913, and commissioned on 8/5/1914. On 18/10/1914 she torpedoed and sank the British submarine E3, which was the first time that a submarine had been sank by another. On 31/10/1914 she sank the seaplane carrier, HMS Hermes, and went on to sink the Bayano, another six British merchant ships, two Norwegian and one Spanish ship.
On 19/8/1915, U27 was sunk by gunfire from the Q-Ship HMS Baralong, and her entire crew was killed. This incident is known as the Baralong Incident. The surviving German sailors were all shot, and not taken prisoner. | {
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A Ryan Ross sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th inning gave host LaGrange College a 4-3 extra innings baseball victory over No. 18 Maryville College on Saturday afternoon.
The Panthers scored first in the 2nd inning when Jack Layrisson tripled and later scored off an Austin Jones single to center field.
Maryville answered in the third when Evan Ezell was hit by a pitch, advanced to second on a Patrick Messinger sacrifice bunt, and scored on a Johnny Carpenter RBI single through the left side.
The visiting Scots posted a pair of runs in the 4th when Ezell and Messinger each recorded an RBI. Ezell single in Jake Petersen before Messinger sent Mike Homan home with a ground out.
With Maryville leading 3-1, LaGrange cut the lead in the 5th when Jacob Gassert tripled in Jackson Patrick who had earlier been hit by a pitch. After five complete innings, MC led 3-2.
The Panthers pushed the game to extra innings in the 8th when Jones scored James Poropatic on a safety squeeze.
Ross' heroics awaited his plate appearance in the 10th. Rhett Mixon walked and stole second base. After a Layrisson single, Ross' game-winning sacrifice fly pushed the Panthers to (13-11, 3-5 USA South).
Maryville (18-4, 4-4 USA South) only managed six hits during the league challenge. Six different Scots recorded hits with Carpenter, Ezell, and Messinger posting key RBI.
The Scots used seven pitchers to counter LaGrange's 10-hit attack. Samuel Joiner (1-1) suffered the loss with 1.2 innings of one-hit relief.
MC will conclude the series in LaGrange on Sunday with a 2:00 p.m. 1st pitch. | {
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Dax is a xenomorphic character in the fictional Star Trek universe. The Dax life form is a symbiont—one that lives inside & bonds to Trill humanoid hosts. The first appearance of a Trill was in the episode "The Host" from the fourth season of Star Trek: The Next Generation; in that early version, the personality of the being was entirely that of Odan, the symbiont within the host, whereas the personalities of the Trills in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine are a blending of the symbiont Dax and its sequential Trill hosts. Two of Dax's hosts, Jadzia Dax and Ezri Dax, appear as major characters in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Others are only seen in flashbacks and when taking over others' bodies in the DS9 season 3 episode "Facets". Dax's hosts also appear in spin-offs such as Star Trek: The Human Frontier and The Lives of Dax.
Throughout the franchise's timeline, Dax has been joined with four men and five women, living for more than three hundred years in total. Dax has been present for many important events in Star Trek history, such as the negotiation and signing of the Khitomer Accords (while joined with Curzon), the discovery of the Bajoran wormhole (while joined with Jadzia), and the end of the Dominion War (while joined with Ezri).
Official hosts
Lela Dax
Lela Dax is the first host of the Dax symbiont. Lela appears in the "Facets" Deep Space Nine episode where her consciousness takes over the body of Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor) at Jadzia's zhian'tara ceremony. She is the first Dax incarnation to which Jadzia speaks. Lela is shown as very sociable and easy-going. She comforts Jadzia and dispels her worries as Jadzia was anxious of what she might experience at the ceremony. When talking about herself, Lela says she was one of the first women to be elected to the Trill legislature. She says she took the habit of clasping her hands behind her back to curb excessive hand gesturing while speaking publicly. Jadzia finds she has inherited this behavior.
Tobin Dax
Tobin Dax is an engineer and mathematician in the Trill history and is the second host of the Dax symbiont. In the "Facets" episode, Tobin possesses Miles O'Brien (Colm Meaney). He is shown as extremely timid and shy in social situations. He is very nervous, biting O'Brien's fingernails and continuously making apologies for no real reason. Jadzia tells him she was able to recall his own proof of Fermat's Last Theorem and was fascinated by its original approach.
In the same episode, Curzon Dax tells Jadzia that at his own zhian'tara when his friends and family temporarily embodied past Dax hosts, he gleefully got Tobin's host roaring drunk.
In "The Siege" DS9 season 2 episode, Jadzia uses Tobin's knowledge of sub-impulse thrusters to repair one on an old Bajoran fighter. She describes Tobin as having "barely a sex life and no imagination, but he knew phase coil inverters like no one else".
In the non-canon short story "Dead Man's Hand" (written by Jeffrey Lang and collected into The Lives of Dax), Tobin Dax is involved in the creation of an early transporter and encountered the Vulcan scientist Skon (Spock's grandfather) during an altercation with enemy Romulans.
He is also featured in the novel Star Trek Enterprise : Rise of the Federation - A Choice of Futures as the leader of a team from the Cochrane Institute working on integrating multi-species technology in an emerging Federation.
Emony Dax
Emony Dax is the third host of the Dax symbiont. She is an Olympic gymnast. In the "Facets" episode, she inhabits the body of Leeta (Chase Masterson). Emony thanks Jadzia for finding such a splendid host for her as Leeta's body is well-trained and flexible, able to perform acrobatic tricks. She tells Jadzia that she was afraid her concentration and physical coordination would be impaired due to the join, but it turned out just the opposite.
In the "Trials and Tribble-ations" DS9 season 5 episode, Jadzia recalls that Emony traveled to Earth once to judge a gymnastics competition at the University of Mississippi where she met a young Leonard McCoy. She says Emony had a feeling that Leonard would become a doctor: "He had the hands of a surgeon". The story of their meeting appears in the non-canon short story "Old Souls" (written by Michael Jan Friedman and collected into The Lives of Dax).
Audrid Dax
Audrid Dax is the fourth host of the Dax symbiont. During her lifetime, she rises to become the head of the Trill Symbiosis Commission and gives birth to at least two children, Neema and Gran.
In the "Facets" episode, Audrid borrows the body of Quark (Armin Shimerman). Quark only agrees to the ceremony very reluctantly and Jadzia "forgets to mention" that Quark would be embodying one of Dax's female hosts. Being possessed by Audrid is doubly embarrassing for him as she mainly speaks on womanly subjects such as her feelings of love and motherhood. Audrid says that her election and the birth of her first child were the happiest days of her life.
In the non-canon short story "Sins of the Mother" (written by S.D. Perry and collected into The Lives of Dax), Audrid Dax is part of a joint Trill-Starfleet scientific task force led by Fleet Captain Christopher Pike which investigates a rogue comet which seems to contain Trill life signs. The comet proves to contain a member of an evil parasitic species instead (TNG: "Conspiracy") that seizes control of Audrid's husband, Jayvin Vod. To ensure that the parasite dies, Dax is forced to let her husband die as well which is the cause for her daughter Neema's estrangement from her. The two meet again later in the non-canon novel Unity when Dax is in Ezri and Neema's symbiont Cyl is joined with a Trill enforcement officer Taulin.
Torias Dax
Torias Dax is the first Dax host to join Starfleet, serving as a shuttle test pilot. He is piloting a new Starfleet shuttle when it suffers a catastrophic system failure and crashes, costing Torias his life. After Torias' death, official Trill records indicate that Dax is held in stasis for six months and is then transplanted into Curzon ("Equilibrium" DS9 episode); this is actually a cover-up by the Trill government since Dax's next host is Joran, a psychopath and a murderer.
In the "Facets" episode, Torias' consciousness takes over the body of Julian Bashir (Alexander Siddig). Torias is depicted as brash, opinionated and a thrill-seeker, who liked to indulge in "the simple pleasures". He also had extensive experience in battle ("The Siege of AR-558").
Torias' widow, Nilani Kahn, later appears in the fourth-season episode "Rejoined" as the same symbiont in a new host: Lenara Kahn. With Dax in a new host too, the two maintain a strained working relationship since Trill societal rules prohibit the re-association of past hosts, the penalty being a permanent exile from the Trill home world. However, their relationship soon becomes romantic. Lenara chooses to call it off, for she is unwilling to accept the punishment.
In the non-canon short story "Infinity" (written by Susan Wright and collected into The Lives of Dax), the shuttle in which Torias Dax dies is testing a prototype version of the transwarp drive (as seen in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock) with the assistance of Lieutenant Saavik and under the command of Captain Styles (both appear in The Search for Spock).
Joran Dax
Joran Dax (born Joran Belar) is a noted musician on the Trill planet and is chosen to host the Dax symbiont after the untimely death of the previous host, Torias. However, at that time it's not known that Joran is a psychopath and a murderer.
Most information about Joran is given in the "Equilibrium" season 3 DS9 episode. There, Jadzia Dax plays a melody Joran has composed and then begins experiencing hidden memories of him as hallucinations and aggressive outbursts. In the visions, a strange music is heard from nowhere, Joran is shown as a serial killer, wearing a mask, eager to kill anyone who his twisted imagination portrays as inappropriate. The visions endanger Jadzia and the symbiont's life so she, Sisko and Bashir travel to the Trill homeworld for treatment. There, Sisko and Bashir find out who Joran was and that all the information on his joining was erased. Jadzia remembers Joran murdering the doctor who recommended to expel him from the symbiosis program. Considering this, Sisko and Bashir deduce that Joran's joining was considered a failure and covered up to hide the fact that an obviously "unsuitable" subject was nevertheless capable of joining (the official party line and the whole idea behind the Commission's existence was that only the few "best of the best" were capable). Jadzia's doctor denies all this and is going to let Jadzia die. Only when Sisko threatens to reveal the truth to the public does she confess. She reveals that in fact about half of the Trill population is capable of joining and the Commission hides this fact fearing that symbionts would be in danger: "It would mean chaos. There aren't nearly enough symbionts for that many hosts. The potential danger to the symbionts would be enormous—they would become commodities to be purchased... prizes to be fought over." She then unseals Dax's memories of Joran to save Jadzia's life.
In the "Field of Fire" season 7 episode, Ezri Dax calls upon her memories of Joran in order to catch a murderer who has killed several people on the Deep Space Nine. Joran strives to entice her to kill someone to "know how it feels" which she is able to resist.
Joran is portrayed by Jeff McBride in the "Equilibrium" episode and Leigh McCloskey in the "Field of Fire" episode. In the "Facets" episode, he possesses Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks). Due to the danger of allowing Joran to act freely, Sisko is placed in a holding cell with a force field before Joran is allowed to take over. He has a short and terse conversation with Jadzia, then begins slamming Sisko's head repeatedly into the force field, injuring him. He then tricks Jadzia into turning off the force field and catches her by the throat to "show her how to use his power". Jadzia knocks him down, and Sisko finally reasserts himself.
Curzon Dax
Curzon Dax (played briefly by Frank Owen Smith in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Emissary") is a negotiator in the Khitomer Accords whose activities result in the Klingon Empire entering an alliance with the United Federation of Planets. After this, Curzon becomes revered and admired among the Klingon people.
For Jadzia's zhian'tara in the "Facets" episode, Curzon is temporarily embodied into Odo, with a unique result—a blending of Curzon's and Odo's personalities, not unlike the blending of a Trill symbiont with its host. "Curzon Odo" takes advantage of Odo's shapeshifting abilities to transform his face to more closely resemble Curzon's while still retaining recognizable traces of Odo's features. Curzon is shown a very bright personality, extremely charismatic yet arrogant and neglectful at times where he starts behaving selfishly and manipulatively.
Jadzia asks him why he recommended to drop her from the program, yet when she re-applied, advised accepting her, making her the first candidate to ever be re-accepted. Curzon manipulates her, saying he did it out of pity, feeding her fear that he didn't see her as a good enough candidate. Finalizing his blow, he declares he wishes to remain with Odo and not return to Dax. With Sisko's advice, Jadzia manages to bring Curzon down a peg and he finally confesses that he was in fact in love with her. He dropped her to cover his feelings and re-accepted her because he felt guilty. He says that, after all these years, he still loves Jadzia and she convinces him to return to her so that they could be together forever.
In the season 2 episode "Blood Oath", it is revealed that one of Curzon's friends, a Klingon named Kang, named his firstborn Dax and asked Curzon to be the child's godfather. When the young Dax was murdered by an alien known as "The Albino", Curzon joined Kang, Kor and Koloth (whose firstborns have also been murdered by the Albino) in their oath of blood vengeance. The oath is fulfilled by Jadzia and the three Klingons in that episode.
Curzon died of "jah-ma haron" on Risa suffering a heart attack while in the company of a beautiful young woman. Upon his death, the Dax symbiont was transferred into Jadzia. This moment is shown during Jadzia's orb-induced flashback in "Emissary", the first DS9 episode, although Curzon is shown as being conscious during the transferral.
Curzon and Benjamin Sisko were very good friends, with Sisko even often calling Jadzia Dax "old man", the same nickname he used for Dax's previous host. Curzon also frequently played the Ferengi game Tongo.
The novel Forged in Fire depicts the circumstances under which Curzon formed his bond with Kor, Kang and Koloth and their pact to kill the Albino. During their initial confrontation, Captain Hikaru Sulu was also a target of the Albino's vendetta, but he chose not to devote his life to vengeance, aided by the fact that his own child escaped the Albino's revenge as Sulu turned out to have a natural immunity to the toxin the Albino used as a weapon which had been inherited by his daughter.
Jadzia Dax
Jadzia Dax, portrayed by Terry Farrell in the TV series, is a main character in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine seasons 1 to 6.
The station's chief science officer, she marries her fellow DS9 officer Lieutenant Commander Worf but their happiness only lasts a short time when she is fatally injured by a Cardassian, Gul Dukat, who was possessed by a Pah-wraith at the time.
Ezri Dax
Ezri Dax (portrayed by Nicole de Boer) is a major character in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 7. After joining, she serves as the station's counselor. She briefly resumes Jadzia's relationship with Worf and later begins a romance with Julian Bashir.
Alternate hosts
Verad Dax
Verad Dax, portrayed by John Glover, steals the Dax symbiont for a few hours in the episode "Invasive Procedures". Verad is a rejected candidate for joining. He makes Bashir remove the Dax symbiont surgically from Jadzia and implant it into him. Dax is later returned to Jadzia before the symbiont and the host integrate. When joined with Verad, Dax is highly motivated to continue Verad's immoral plan despite a continued feeling of friendship with Sisko and others on DS9. Jadzia, on the other hand, comments on how lonely and unconfident she feels once separated from Dax.
Yedrin Dax
Yedrin Dax, portrayed by Gary Frank, is a host of the Dax symbiont in an alternate timeline that is created when the USS Defiant travels two hundred years backwards in time in the "Children of Time" DS9 season 5 episode 22. He is the great-grandson of Jadzia Dax and Worf. His existence is erased when the Defiant avoids the crash and that timeline is averted.
Others named Dax
Dax, son of Kang is a Klingon named after his godfather, Curzon Dax (see above).
Dax (played by Michael Snyder) is also the name of a crewman aboard the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
References
External links
Star Trek alien characters
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine characters
Television characters introduced in 1993
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To celebrate God as He has given PMCC (4th Watch) Las Piñas Locale abundance in blessings and souls for over 3 decades and counting, Las Piñas brethren showed their preparations through countless tears in prayers and fasting for the year-long awaited 30th Church Anniversary last August 27, 2017 at Villar Hall.
The crowd cannot help but feel the Holy Spirit in their midst as Pastor Carlos Bandola, Head Pastor of Las Piñas Locale, expounded on the event's theme, "End-Time Revival Through Apostolic Teaching Leads to Abundant Thanksgiving" (Acts 3:21-23), particularly on the great need for revival among the brethren in order to produce disciples and expand the Church in the most efficient way possible.
The moving of the Spirit was felt by over 800 attendees at the time, including 200 visitors, resulting to over 38 souls who had believed and received Jesus Christ. The event may have concluded, but the faithfulness of God remains to the local church of Las Piñas, making it grow in number and producing more disciples each year. | {
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Richard Haselwood
Chief of Party, Georgia National Governance Program
Fragile States
Richard Haselwood is an international development professional with more than 18 years of experience designing and implementing democracy, governance, and resilience programming in support of more accountable, effective, and inclusive governance. With experience in a variety of transitioning and conflict-affected contexts, he has provided technical support and oversight to projects supporting improved performance of national and subnational institutions, with a particular focus on service delivery and e-governance. He has led initiatives to strengthen the capacity and advocacy of civil society, helping them more effectively engage in policy making and budgeting process, address corruption, and monitor service delivery.
As a former media professional, he has designed and led initiatives seeking to improve the professionalization and independence of the media sector and expand citizen access to information. He has a track record of fostering effective collaboration, learning and adaptive project management, and leading diverse teams to implement iterative projects that apply political economy analysis and local systems thinking to identify the critical issues, opportunities, and partners with the greatest will to advance reform and catalyze longer-term development.
He most recently served as DAI's Principal Global Practice Specialist for Local Governance providing technical support to projects supporting problem-driven iterative adaptation (PDIA), political economy analysis (PEA), conflict-sensitive programming, and digital transformation. Prior to joining DAI in 2021, he served for seven years with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) as a Senior Democracy and Governance Advisor and USAID's Office for Transition Initiatives Country Representative/Deputy Country Representative. He has worked in the Kyrgyz Republic, Lebanon, Sudan, South Sudan, Kenya, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Senegal.
B.A., political science and French with a minor in global studies and an honors certificate, Virginia Commonwealth University
B.S., mass communications: electronic journalism, Virginia Commonwealth University
M.I.A., human rights, international security policy, African regional specialization, Columbia University, School for International and Public Affairs
Kevin Casey is an advisor with experience bringing innovative methodologies to research in conflict, transitional, and stabilization contexts. | {
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Biodiversity, the rich variety of living things that have evolved over millions of years to live in particular habitats, contributes to the beauty of natural ecosystems as well as to their resilience and stability. But certain stressors, most of them human-caused or human-influenced, threaten or reduce biodiversity. Because the creatures and plants in ecosystems are interdependent, the loss of even one species can have profound effects on the entire ecosystem, can affect other ecosystems and can endanger people as well. As biologist Edward O. Wilson said, "It is reckless to suppose that biodiversity can be diminished indefinitely without threatening humanity itself."
Overexploitation means harvesting species more rapidly than populations can replenish themselves or to do so at unsustainable levels. All over the world, people collect or hunt wild plants, birds, mammals, amphibians, fish, reptiles and other animals or their eggs for purposes as varied as commercial fishing; fur, skin or feathers for fashion; meat; lumber; sport; scientific research; superstitious beliefs; medicine; the pet trade and zoos. Hunting threatens about one-third of threatened mammals and birds in the world and poses the most immediate threat to large animals that reproduce slowly, including elephants, antelopes, rhinoceroses, jaguars and primates. Animals that humans hunted or harvested to extinction include the passenger pigeon, great auk, dodo, Zanzibar leopard, Pyrenean ibex, Javan tiger, Falkland Island wolf, Caribbean monk seal, Tasmanian tiger, Carolina parakeet, Stellar's sea cow, West African black rhinoceros and sea mink.
Habitat loss and fragmentation due to development, ranching, agriculture and pollution has a huge impact on biodiversity as human populations continue to grow. Deforestation of tropical rainforests has had perhaps the most dramatic effect on biodiversity, both directly in the loss of species in these incredibly diverse ecosystems and indirectly through the increased threat of global warming. Tropical rainforests hold at least 50 percent of the world's species, and they are also known as the "lungs of the earth" for their role in producing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide. Today, less than half of the world's tropical rainforests remain from what existed a few thousand years ago, and that destruction continues at a rate of about 80,000 acres per day. More than 85 percent of all natural habitat in Europe has disappeared since the mid-Holocene, and more than 96 percent of native tallgrass prairie and 50 percent of wetlands in the United States have been destroyed since the arrival of Europeans. In addition, habitat fragmentation, the division of ecosystems and populations of species into smaller, isolated, sometimes unsustainable parcels, often causes loss of biodiversity by increasing vulnerability of some populations to disease and other stressors, leaving habitats too small for some species to survive. Pollutants such as acid rain, air pollution, fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides alter and destroy habitats and their species in numerous ways as well.
Non-native, introduced, alien or invasive species are plants, animals, diseases or other organisms transferred unnaturally from one ecosystem to another, either intentionally or unintentionally. They can pose a threat to biodiversity when they possess adaptations that help them out-compete, prey upon or interbreed with native species in their new ecosystem, especially in isolated ecosystems such as islands or freshwater habitats. For example, humans introduced the Nile Perch for sports and subsistence fishing to Lake Victoria in Africa, where it has eaten many of the native species and very well might lead to their extinction. In North America, an exotic beetle carrying Dutch elm disease has destroyed most large elm trees, the exotic emerald ash borer has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees and purple loosestrife has choked out much native vegetation in wetlands, devastating the wetland ecosystems. Scientists estimate that introduced species have contributed to at least half of the species extinctions that have occurred since 1600.
Climate change is generally more gradual than habitat destruction, but it threatens ecosystem biodiversity because climate strongly influences the kinds of organisms that have adapted to each ecosystem. Average global temperatures are predicted to rise by up to 4°C by 2100, and most scientists argue that the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide and methane from combustion and the burning of fossil fuels strongly exacerbates this. Overall climate pattern changes, including changes in precipitation, jeopardize food and water sources, negatively impact breeding and nesting habits, change species' geographic ranges, increase drought in some areas and flooding in others, alter competition patterns in species and pose other problems. Although climate change is relatively gradual compared to some factors affecting biodiversity, it is becoming more rapid and may be proceeding too swiftly for many native species to adapt. | {
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View Jeremiah 43 in the note window.
(a) Who was also called Jezaniah, (Jer 42:1).
(b) This declares that pride is the cause of rebellion and contempt of God's ministers.
(c) When the hypocrisy of the wicked is discovered, they burst forth into open rage: for they can abide nothing but flattery, read (Isa 30:10).
(d) He shows what is the nature of the hypocrites: that is, to pretend that they would obey God and embrace his word, if they were assured that his messenger spoke the truth: though indeed they are most far from all obedience.
43:3 But Baruch the son of Neriah e setteth thee on against us, to deliver us into the hand of the Chaldeans, that they may put us to death, and carry us away captives into Babylon.
(e) Thus the wicked not only contemn and hurt the messengers of God, but slander and speak wickedly of all them that support or favour the godly.
(f) As from the Moabites, Ammonites and Edomites, (Jer 40:11).
43:6 [Even] men, and women, and children, and the king's daughters, and every person that Nebuzaradan the captain of the guard had left with Gedaliah the son of Ahikam the son of Shaphan, and Jeremiah the g prophet, and Baruch the son of Neriah.
(g) When these wicked lead away by force.
43:7 So they came into the land of Egypt: for they obeyed not the voice of the LORD: thus they came [even] to h Tahpanhes.
(h) A city in Egypt near to Nilus.
43:10 And say to them, Thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Behold, I will send and take Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon, k my servant, and will set his throne upon these stones that I have hid; and he shall spread his royal pavilion over them.
43:11 And when he cometh, he shall smite the land of Egypt, [and deliver] l such [as are] for death to death; and such [as are] for captivity to captivity; and such [as are] for the sword to the sword.
(l) Everyone will be slain by the means that God has appointed, (Jer 15:2).
43:12 And I will kindle a fire in the houses of the gods of Egypt; and he shall burn them, and carry them away captives: and he shall array himself with the land of Egypt, as a m shepherd putteth on his garment; and he shall go forth from there in peace.
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Bonita Springs in 2019: Here's what to keep an eye on
Apartment complexes, water access, a new library and a tight budget are a few issues we're keeping an eye on this year.
Bonita Springs in 2019: Here's what to keep an eye on Apartment complexes, water access, a new library and a tight budget are a few issues we're keeping an eye on this year. Check out this story on naplesnews.com: https://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/local/communities/the-banner/2019/01/01/bonita-springs-2019-here-five-things-keep-eye/2424752002/
Thaddeus Mast, Naples Daily News Published 7:00 a.m. ET Jan. 1, 2019
A groundbreaking for the new Lee County Public Library in Bonita Springs was held Thursday, March 8, 2018. Brittany Carloni/Naples Daily News
Renderings of an apartment project expected to be built off of Dean Street in Downtown Bonita Springs. The project is named Mosaic at Oak Creek.(Photo: Special to The Banner)
Big things could be happening in Bonita Springs in 2019.
Here's a sneak peak at the biggest construction projects and road developments.
Apartment housing boom in Bonita
Residents will see construction around the city as apartment complexes, restaurant space and retirement communities continue to build.
Construction is ongoing at The Mosaic at Oak Creek. The complex, built on 18 acres along Dean Street and Old 41 Road, features 10 buildings, each three stories tall. The apartmentcomplex will have 273 units.
The developer broke ground in June and expects construction for some buildings and 18 months for the entire project.
The Terry Street Assemblage is moving forward with Bonita Springs City Council approval. The five-building project is centered around the southeast corner of Terry Street and Old 41 Road. Each building would be four stories tall.
Restaurants and stores would fill the bottom floor of three buildings along major roads. The top three floors are planned residential units.
Photos: Bonita green-lights project in downtown
A project bringing new businesses and residents to downtown Bonita Springs is in the works, as shown in these renderings by Waldrop Engineering. Developers are hopeful construction could begin next summer. PK Studios, Inc.
A project bringing new businesses and residents to downtown Bonita Springs is in the works. Developers are hopeful construction could begin by fall, although problems with zoning applications are delaying project. City Council has yet to approve the final zoning changes. PK Studios, Inc.
Once ground is broken, construction of each building would take about a year.
Construction of The Crest at Bonita Springs, a 264-unit apartment at the southwest corner of the Bonita Beach Road and Interstate 75 interchange, began in December. No estimated finish date for construction was available as of Friday.
More: Five Bonita Springs stories that made news in 2018
The complex will have six buildings, each three stories tall.
The developer Residential Group LLC has several other complexes labeled "The Crest." They are described as "luxury apartment communities" on the company website.
City Council has considered selling the valuable waterfront property known as Bamboo Village, the name of a former low-income mobile home community. The property straddles the Imperial River on the east side of Old 41 Road.
City officials said the property could be sold for more than the Lee County appraisal of $1.5 million.
City council would also have the final say in development on the property, letting it pick and choose what it considers the most appropriate use of the land.
Weeks Fish Camp boat access fight continues
Plans for a retirement community with a high-rise tower on the former Weeks Fish Camp property near Coconut Road continue to cause tension in Bonita Springs.
Developer London Bay Homes' plan, called Bayview on Estero Bay, calls for a mixed independent- and assisted-living community. It would sit just north of the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa.
London Bay Homes' proposed plan of the former Weeks Fish Camp site. The public boat ramp and parking sit at the bottom left of the site. The continuing care retirement community would have six buildings with the largest standing at 20 stories tall. (Photo: London Bay Homes/Special to the Banner)
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Some locals are worried about water access through public boat ramps. Weeks Fish Camp once provided access until a developer purchased the land in 2011.
The original developer's plan for a full marina with public boat launches fell apart in 2014 and the land was sold. London Bay Homes' retirement community plan is the first public idea since the marina.
London Bay Homes showed one public boat ramp with 10 trailer parking spaces and 15 car spaces in plans revealed to the public in October. Developers said off-site trailer parking might be provided with a shuttle transporting boaters to and from the site.
A public boat ramp included with London Bay Homes' plans for the former Weeks Fish Camp site has 10 parking spots for boat trailers and 15 for cars. (Photo: London Bay Homes/Special to the Banner)
The nearest Gulf entrance is at Lovers Key State Park.
The project would need a zoning change and the City Council approval before construction could begin. Developers are working with city planners on the project.
Bonita Springs Public Library to debut
The 40-year-old Bonita Springs library is being replaced in summer 2019.
The new Bonita Springs Public Library off old Old 41 Road has been under construction since March 2018. The 31,000-square-foot site occupies a full block between Reynolds and Childers streets on Felts Avenue.
A large community room will be included. A plaza and other outdoor reading spaces are also planned. Two balconies should offer space on the second floor.
More: Lee County, Bonita Springs break ground on new downtown library
A rendering of the new public library planned in downtown Bonita Springs. The library is expected to open in the summer of 2019. (Photo: Courtesy of BSSW Architects)
The two-story building cost the county $22 million. It would be the first major complex finished since Bonita Springs' $18 million Downtown Improvement Project was completed.
The current Pine Avenue public library, near the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, was damaged by Hurricane Irma's heavy rains which closed the facility for weeks. Lee County has not stated what will happen to the old building.
Tight city budget causes concern
Bonita Springs' general fund reserves have dwindled after Hurricane Irma debris cleanup cost $9 million in city funds.
The reserves are expected to be less than $1 million by Oct. 2019, according to the approved 2018-19 city budget.
The money restrictions could make it difficult for city council to pay for surprise problems or projects requiring immediate funding.
More: Bonita budget workshop: Here's what you need to know so far
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is expected to pay $6 million in disaster paybacks, although there is no funding timeline.
The city received its first FEMA payback of $21,000 in November. The city has 17 applications for various Irma costs, some numbering in the millions of dollars.
Despite a strict budget, City Council did vote to keep taxes the same as previous years. Some councilors refused to raise taxes for Bonita Springs residents no matter the situation.
Many councilors opted for an open line of credit for use in an emergency until FEMA funds arrive.
Logan Boulevard extension progress expected
Another Lee County to Collier County roadway is in the works east of Interstate 75. Logan Boulevard is extending from Immokalee Road to Bonita Beach Road, opening a new north-south corridor for people living farther inland.
Logan Boulevard now ends just after the entrance to the StoneCreek residential community in North Naples. Work has begun to extend the north-south route to Bonita Beach Road in Bonita Springs by the end of 2019. (Photo: Tim Aten/Naples Daily News)
Logan Boulevard was extended 3 miles north of Immokalee Road while Lee County and Bonita Springs funding was being finalized.
Construction of the next portion is expected to begin soon. It will take about one year to construct the road.
The road would include a water management system that could help mitigate any major flooding along the Imperial River.
More: Bonita Springs City Council approves Logan Boulevard design
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← ~Trumpet Blares~ … Okay That Got Your Attention!
What's in Store for Secret Wednesday and This Week's Designer's Showcase?
This week at Liv-Glam and the Designer's Showcase, there is a brand new release and a pair of new textures for a recent release all for you and all at prices you can't beat.
This great pattern for the Hannah Trumpet Sleeve Tunic appears exclusively for the Designer's Showcase, which is back after a month's break. Our own Aisha Convair manages this event and if you haven't been to see what she does, you really should. In her own words, "Designer Showcase is a venue which provides a truly special glimpse of each Designers creativity and their willingness to offer a stylish fashion item for 100L or less." After being closed for a month, the Designer's Showcase resumes November 1, and this special design of the Hannah Trumpet Sleeve Tunic can be found there when the doors open!
The Everyday Eloise Vintage Jacket looks like high fashion in the streets of Paris or New York City. Warm and ready for the odd weather this time of year, and available in the pantone color palette that lets you match your style and color preferences, I know you'll feel as good as you look when you wear this latest new release from Liv-Glam.
Another great pattern of the Hannah Trumpet Sleeve Tunic comes to you for this Secret Wednesday. Mix and match your favorite Liv-Glam accessories, boots and a tote, or even add a pair of leggins, and you can make this look go everywhere and anywhere you enjoy in Second Life. At these prices, you're going to want to get one of each.
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Health CareHealth News
WHO, Chinese officials discuss recent coronavirus situation: UN agency
GUANGZHOU,CHINA: People line up for nucleic acid testing at a temporary COVID-19 testing site on November 30,2022 in Guangzhou,Guangdong province of China. (Stringer - Anadolu Agency)
ANKARA (AA) – The World Health Organization (WHO) and China held a high-level meeting Friday to discuss the current surge in coronavirus cases.
The meeting was held "to seek further information on the situation, and to offer WHO's expertise and further support," the UN agency said in a statement.
Officials from China's National Health Commission and the National Disease Control and Prevention Administration informed the WHO about "China's evolving strategy and actions in the areas of epidemiology, monitoring of variants, vaccination, clinical care, communication and R&D," it said.
The WHO again asked China for regular sharing of specific and real-time data on the epidemiological situation — including more genetic sequencing data, data on disease effects, including hospitalizations, intensive care unit (ICU) admissions and deaths — and data on vaccinations delivered and vaccination status, especially in vulnerable people and those older than 60.
The WHO reiterated the significance of vaccination and booster shots to safeguard against COVID-19 and deaths for those at higher risk.
China recently announced it would begin to ease pandemic measures, the last biggest economy to opt for "living with COVID" following three years of lockdowns, closed borders and mandatory quarantine.
Since the decision, an unprecedented number of people in China have been infected daily.
The move came amid fresh announcements by the US, the UK, Japan, Italy and Spain that will enforce new travel requirements for people from China, including negative COVID-19 test results.
AstraZeneca returns to profit on higher drugs revenue
Mask wearing outdoors to be compulsory in US state
Millions of Americans on the move amid Omicron's Christmas surge
Trump accuses Harris, Biden of playing politics with anti-virus vaccine | {
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What is ATX STudent Weekend?
ATX Student Weekend is a Disciple Now (Dnow) style weekend where students stay in host homes and gather together for worship, biblical teaching, mentorship from adult leaders, time with friends, and a ton of fun.
Our hope is that this weekend will strengthen the faith and biblical friendships of our students at the beginning of a new year. We desire to help our students center their hearts on Jesus and build Christ-centered friendships so they can live on mission in their schools, sports teams, and neighborhoods.
ATX Student Weekend is not about the name of The Austin Stone, but rather about lifting high the name of Jesus in the city of Austin. We are collaborating with several churches throughout the city of Austin, and we have combined our resources to host an incredible weekend where more than 1,000 students and leaders will gather in solidarity to be empowered in their faith.
ATX Student Weekend will be hosted at Riverbend Church. Students from all participating churches will be staying in host homes throughout the city. Students from The Austin Stone will be staying in homes of fellow Austin Stone attenders who have applied and offered to open their homes to students and leaders. Time spent at host homes will primarily include sleeping, small group time, and breakfast. Those who have offered their homes have completed a screening process and background check.
Scroll down to see a detailed schedule of the weekend, including time spent in host homes.
If you have any questions about our host homes or would like to volunteer your home, please email your campus STUDENTS Director.
In order for us to steward our resources well for this event, refunds can only be issued if you cancel at least 21 days prior to the event.
Students will not be allowed to drive during the weekend.
At least two leaders will be staying at each host home. The student/leader ratio will allow for students to ride with leaders to and from host homes and Riverbend.
We will do our best to place each student in a group with other students from their DCOMM, campus, and/or grade.
Host homes will only host one gender.
Free time will be up to leaders/students based on what they want to do, but it will include things like Blazer Tag, Pitch & Putt, roller-skating, South Congress shops, Topgolf, Domain shops, and bowling.
All sessions will be held at Riverbend. Students will either be at Riverbend or at host homes, except for during Saturday afternoon free time.
More information regarding pickup, drop-off, and medications will be provided ASAP.
If you have any questions or are interested in hosting a small group at your home, please email your campus STUDENTS Director. | {
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Last Friday (15th June 2018), I spoke at the Durban Azure User Group hosted by Azure MVP Lawrance Reddy at Educor Datacentre in Westville. My topic was how Azure Services can be used in automating the current toll road infrastructure to solve some of the inherent downsides of this manual approach.
Consider the toll road system in your country/region. Thousands of drivers enter the various toll booths, wait a while, while their vehicle's details are captured and payment is made, then the drivers are allowed to pass through.
If you are living in an area that is a holiday destination during festive periods like Durban, South Africa, you can expect a high volume of traffic at the toll roads between Johannesburg and Durban.
In order for Durban businesses/communities to better prepare for the influx of visitors (increasing product stock to cater for the visitors, etc), the government would want to know how much visitors are we getting during peak times or anytime of the year really.
The current state of toll systems run manually – meaning that as vehicles enter the toll booth, their details are captured and payment is made and they drive on towards their destinations.
Let's assess the downsides of this manual approach.
As a driver, I want to get to my destination as quickly as possible. And stopping at a toll road for 5 minutes (longer if you include waiting in line if the toll is busy) is not the best experience in the world.
Toll roads need to be efficient and, at the same time, data will need to be captured accurately. Since most drivers will want to spend less time at the toll booth, sacrifices are made to data integrity in order for efficiency to be increased (the least amount of data that can be captured is now the norm).
With the lack of accurate data, good business decisions cannot be made.
How many vehicles are passing the toll road every 3-5 minutes?
They also want to know every time an unregistered or expired vehicle passes the toll road.
Imagine achieving this in the current system.
We will have to collect all the data from the toll road; that data can be assumed to be unreliable, since data capture, when it's not audited, cannot be verified as accurate. Even if the data is accurate, it will still need to be re-captured from file to processing software and analysed – involving months to even a year!
How can we achieve our goals with Microsoft technologies?
If we picture the vehicles entering and leaving the toll road as a constant stream of data, the obvious technology we can use is Stream Analytics.
The next question is how to we get the data to Stream Analytics as quickly as possible while minimizing the wait time of the drivers? That is where IoT devices placed in the right places can scan vehicles registration plates, make and model of the vehicles and send the data to Stream Analytics via Event Hubs.
That solves our inbound data problems, but what about processing that data?
One of the capabilities of Stream Analytics is that we could stream data on top of queries that perform analytics in real-time and the results from those queries gets output to a storage of our choice. Since the output of the queries does not have a relational structure, we could then use Azure's Cosmos DB (which is an infinite storage and planetary scale No-SQL database).
How do we get notified of the results?
Since we want to get updates of the number of vehicles passing the toll every 3-5 minutes, we ideally want to see this as a real-time graph as time goes by. For this we could have an Azure Function listening on the collection in Cosmos DB that has the data for incoming and outgoing vehicles and track the number of vehicles in Application Insights.
Also we need to send notifications of unregistered or expired vehicles. This as well, we can use an Azure Function that listens on the collection in Cosmos DB that tracks the unregistered vehicles (Remember the IoT devices? They can call a separate services that checks if vehicles are unregistered or expired). Notifications can be sent via email using SendGrid in Azure.
This was the first time I spoke at a public event outside of immedia, which, after it all, was and still is, personally rewarding for many reasons. As a software developer, it's natural to work in isolation as well as in a team. Personally, although working in a team is great, it doesn't provide the fulfillment in life that can be achieved by collaboration and the boundless sharing of knowledge within the community.
One of my passions is to get my hands on the cutting-edge technologies and becoming an expert in my craft while sharing my knowledge in the community.
At immedia, we encourage sharing knowledge so that the next generation is better equipped than the previous. Some of the ways we share knowledge is hosting school sessions which is not tied to any particular technology or discipline such as Summer School, which is a way to give back to the community as well as providing students (also anyone that's keen about technology) with some real-world experience working in a very dynamic company.
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Mint Tatoo - Mint Tatoo (1967 us, classic rock, blues psych blended, with members of Blue Cheer and Pilot, Akarma digi pack issue)
The Mint Tattoo was born as an offshoot of the legendary 60's proto punk acid band Blue Cheer. Bruce Stephens and Ralph (Burns) Kellogg had played together in Blue Cheer on band's self titled album in 1969, but after that one album, Stevens left the band to pursue other interests. Kellogg stayed on with Blue Cheer until the demise of the band in 1971, but during his tenure with Blue Cheer he reunited with Stevens along with drummer Gregg Thomas to form the band Mint Tattoo. Produced by James William Guercio (Chicago) and recorded at A&R Studios, and engineered by Phil Ramone in New York.
An interesting oddity from 1968...With, cult group,Blue Cheer emerged two formations: Silver Metre (with Leigh Stevens), Pilot (not to be confused with the British) and the Mint Tattoo - where he played Burns Kellogg and Bruce Stevens. the only one album of this formation very nice, definitely guitar heavy album with a big dose of improvised music!
Primarily blues based rock of above average quality, this group has almost progressive ambitions at times. While they don't always measure up, they do go in some fascinating directions. Unusual song structures and lyrical ideas share space with hard rockin' blues. It's no where near the quality of Jeff Beck's Truth, but this album grows on me a little more with each listen (I have an old vinyl copy I picked up second hand). The band obviously needed a little more time to grow, but they fell apart before they really had a chance to establish their sound and direction.
Bruce Stephens' raspy vocals fit the rockers, but can wear thin on some of the other numbers. He's certainly no Steve Marriot. He and keyboardist Burns Kellog show up in Blue Cheer a year later to finish out the New! Improved!! album. Kellog would hang in for a few years and albums, but Stephens would depart before finishing B.C.'s self titled album of late '69, going on to form Pilot. I suppose the songs he did with B.C. can give you a hint at what this disc sounds like, and if you enjoy those you'll probably like this. I like this album, but it falls short of its potential. Interesting artwork and ideas.
Mint Tattoo is a mixture of blues styled original songs, a cover of classic a blues numbers and some rather uninspired, typical for the era hard rock tunes. Not an overly exciting album, compared to the early Blue Cheer material, but none the less a period piece and better than most material that was being released in the early 70's. This reissue contains one bonus track and has faithfully reproduced the original graphics in digipack Akarma CD format as it originally appeared LP Record Label Dot Records DLP25918 in 1969
by Adamus67
1. Sister Fleu (First Movement) - 3:53
2. Leper's Epitaph (Second Movement) - 1:34
3. Policeman's Ball (Third Movement) - 2:24
4. Littal Lieu Lieu's Revenge (Fourth Movement) - 0:15
5. Faces Of Roses - 3:37
6. I'm Talking About You - 3:25
7. Scorpio Woman - 6:46
8. Mark Of The Beast - 2:37
9. Moanin' - 4:21
10.With Love - 2:30
11.I Hear The Spirits - 3:22
Mint Tatoo
*Bruce Stevens - Lead, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals, Kazoo
*Ralph (Burns) Kellogg - Bass, Keyboards
*Gregg Thomas - Drums
1968 Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum (2007 Japan remaster)
1968 Blue Cheer - OutsideInside (2012 edition)
1969 Blue Cheer - Blue Cheer (Japan 2007 remaster and expanded)
1969 Blue Cheer - New Improved! (2007 japan remaster)
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practices of the learned teachers; but when reproved for His own simple habits, He presented the word of God in justification of His conduct.
dictates. Failing to convince Him, they sought Joseph and Mary, and set before them His course of non-compliance. Thus He suffered rebuke and censure.
His brothers, as the sons of Joseph were called, sided with the rabbis They insisted that the traditions must be heeded, as if they were the requirements of God. They even regarded the precepts of men more highly than the word of God, and they were greatly annoyed at the clear penetration of Jesus in distinguishing between the false and the true His strict obedience to the law of God they condemned as stubbornness. They were surprised at the knowledge and wisdom He showed in answering the rabbis. They knew that He had not received instruction from the wise men, yet they could not but see that He was an instructor to them. They recognised that His education was of a higher type than their own. But they did not discern that He had access to the tree of life, a source of knowledge of which they were ignorant.
Christ was not exclusive, and He had given special offence to the Pharisees by departing in this respect from their rigid rules. He found the domain of religion fenced in by high walls of seclusion, as too sacred a matter for everyday life. These walls of partition He overthrew. In His contact with men He did not ask, What is your creed? To what church do you belong? He exercised His helping power in behalf of all who needed help. Instead of secluding Himself in a hermit's cell in order to show His heavenly character, He laboured earnestly for humanity. He inculcated the principle that Bible religion does not consist in the mortification of the body. He taught that pure and undefiled religion is not meant only for set times and special occasions. At all times and in all places He manifested a loving interest in men, and shed about Him the light of a cheerful piety. All this was a rebuke to the Pharisees. It showed that religion does not consist in selfishness, and that their morbid devotion to personal interest was far from being true godliness. This had roused their enmity against Jesus, so that they tried to enforce His conformity to their regulations.
and yet a helpless child. The Creator of the worlds, the earth was His possession, and yet poverty marked His life experience at every step. He possessed a dignity and individuality wholly distinct from earthly pride and assumption; He did not strive for worldly greatness, and in even the lowliest position He was content. This angered His brothers. They could not account for His constant serenity under trial and deprivation. They did not know that for our sake He had become poor, that we "through His poverty might be rich." 2 Cor. 8:9. They could understand the mystery of His mission no more than the friends of Job could understand his humiliation and suffering.
Jesus was misunderstood by His brothers because He was not like them. His standard was not their standard. In looking to men they had turned away from God, and they had not His power in their lives. The forms of religion which they observed could not transform the character. They paid "tithe of mint and anise and cummin," but omitted "the weightier matters of the law, judgement, mercy, and faith." Matt. 23:23. The example of Jesus was to them a continual irritation. He hated but one thing in the world, and that was sin. He could not witness a wrong act without pain which it was impossible to disguise. Between the formalists, whose sanctity of appearance concealed the love of sin, and a character in which zeal for God's glory was always paramount, the contrast was unmistakable. Because the life of Jesus condemned evil, He was opposed, both at home and abroad. His unselfishness and integrity were commented on with a sneer. His forbearance and kindness were termed cowardice.
from God to speak to them. Often He was accused of cowardice for refusing to unite with them in some forbidden act; but His answer was, It is written, "The fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding." Job 28:28.
Again and again He was asked, Why do You submit to such despiteful usage, even from Your brothers? It is written, He said, "My son, forget not My law; but let thine heart keep My commandments: for length of days, and long life, and peace, shall they add to thee. Let not mercy and truth forsake thee: bind them about thy neck; write them upon the table of thine heart: so shalt thou find favour and good understanding in the sight of God and man." Prov. 3:1-4.
who was set apart. His hours of happiness were found when alone with nature and with God. Whenever it was His privilege, He turned aside from the scene of His labour, to go into the fields, to meditate in the green valleys, to hold communion with God on the mountainside or amid the trees of the forest. The early morning often found Him in some secluded place, meditating, searching the Scriptures, or in prayer. From these quiet hours He would return to His home to take up His duties again, and to give an example of patient toil.
He met who were fighting a hand-to-hand battle with the adversary of souls. These He encouraged to persevere, assuring them that they would win; for angels of God were on their side, and would give them the victory. Those whom He thus helped were convinced that here was One in whom they could trust with perfect confidence. He would not betray the secrets they poured into His sympathising ear. | {
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Q: Get div's size with mooTools I have some <div id="text">abc</div>.
Is it possible to get it's size using JS/mooTools (width and height) when I did not set it with CSS ?
A: http://mootools.net/docs/core/Element/Element.Dimensions#Element:getSize
var size = myElement.getSize();
[size.x, size.y]
A: $('myElement').getStyle('width');
returns the width of that element.
$('myElement').setStyle('width', 'value');
u can change it
thats all :)
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"Criteo is undergoing a major transformation to become the platform of choice in AdTech, and we're really excited to be able to appoint Colin to lead us in ANZ," said Villani.
At Mumbrella's Finance Marketing Summit in 2017, Bernard described how customers are willing to trade their data for a seamless, fast, relevant experiences.
"As people are scanning across the landscape they're leaving breadcrumbs everywhere, data absolutely everywhere, and that doesn't have to be creepy, because if you can use data by making it relevant to people, they don't mind that," he said at the time.
Barnard said of his new role: "I'm delighted to be joining Criteo at such an important point in the company's journey.
Great hire…. well done Colin!
Thanks so much Jason – I appreciate the kind comments. I hope we can help our clients and agencies grow!
Let's hope he can introduce a new radical culture of actually replying to emails.
Well done Col! Great hire Criteo!
Thanks so much for the support Simon! Here's to a great 2019 and helping our clients and agencies grow.
Congratulations Colin! Here's to a wonderful new beginning for you! | {
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Single Badminton Rules
Double's Rules for Badminton
What Does a Side Out in Volleyball Mean?
Volleyball Rotation Rules
Volleyball Scoring Rules
Home Sports Volleyball
Olympic Volleyball Rules
David Ramos/Getty Images Sport/Getty Images
There's no doubt volleyball has gained popularity in recent years, in large part thanks to Olympic beach volleyball. However, indoor volleyball has been played as an Olympic sport since 1964. The International Olympic Committee awards medals in volleyball to men and women for both indoor and outdoor volleyball. The game features two teams playing at a time, and each team tries to win a match by winning three of five sets for indoor volleyball and two of three sets in beach volleyball. Olympic volleyball uses the same rules as the International Volleyball Federation.
Size of Court and Set Up
In the Olympics, the indoor volleyball court is 18 by 9 meters (59 by 29 feet). The court is divided by a net in the center of the court, where the top is 2.43 meters (about 8 feet) high in the men's game and 2.24 meters (about 7 feet) high in the women's game.
For indoor volleyball, there are six players on a team and three players in two rows. The player in the rear right position serves when his team has the ball, and a team regains the serve by winning a point after the opponent has served. The team rotates in a clockwise manner. The player in the rear right moves to rear center. The player in the rear center moves to rear left. The player in the rear left moves to front left and the rest of the team moves in a similar manner.
In beach volleyball, there are only two players per team. They switch off serving every time the ball returns to them for a new rally.
In Olympic volleyball, indoor volleyball is played under the rally system of scoring. This means that both the serving and defending team has a chance to score a point on the play. Whichever team wins the point also wins the serve. The first team to get to 25 points and lead by at least two points wins the set. Whoever wins three sets first, wins the match. However, if there's a 2-2 tie going into the fifth set, they only play to 15 points (with a lead of at least two).
In beach volleyball, teams only play to 21 points, but they must still be leading by 2 points. Just like indoor volleyball, if a tie-breaking match is needed, they will only play to 15 points.
Each rally is started by the player in the rear right portion of the court who serves the ball (called putting the ball in service). He or she must toss the ball overhead and hit it directly over the net. The opponent has three hits to return the ball to the opponent, and the rally continues in this manner until the ball hits the floor or a team cannot make it over the net in three hits.
A player may go out of bounds to hit the ball, but the ball must cross the net and land in bounds for it to be considered a legal return. A ball that does not travel over the net counts as a point for the opponent. After each set ends, indoor teams switch sides of the court.
For beach volleyball, team switch sides of the net after every 7 points in set 1 and 2 and every 5 points in set 3.
FIVB: Official Volleyball Rules 2015-2016
Olympic.org: International Volleyball Federation
Olympic.org: Volleyball Equipment and History
Steve Silverman is an award-winning writer, covering sports since 1980. Silverman authored The Minnesota Vikings: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and Who's Better, Who's Best in Football -- The Top 60 Players of All-Time, among others, and placed in the Pro Football Writers of America awards three times. Silverman holds a Master of Science in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism. | {
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Felipe Anderson (* 15. April 1993 in Brasília; mit vollem Namen Felipe Anderson Pereira Gomes) ist ein brasilianischer Fußballspieler. Der offensive Mittelfeldspieler steht bei Lazio Rom unter Vertrag und ist A-Nationalspieler.
Karriere
Vereine
Felipe Anderson spielte in der Jugend des FC Santos und rückte dort 2010 in den Kader der ersten Mannschaft auf. Am 7. Oktober 2010 kam er beim 3:0-Sieg gegen den Fluminense FC erstmals in der Série A zum Einsatz. Sein erstes Tor erzielte er am 7. September 2011 gegen den Avaí FC zum 2:1-Endstand in der 77. Minute. Mit dem Verein gewann er 2011 und 2012 die Staatsmeisterschaft von São Paulo sowie 2011 die Copa Libertadores und 2012 die Recopa Sudamericana.
Zur Saison 2013/14 wechselte Felipe Anderson zu Lazio Rom in die italienische Serie A. Mit dem Verein spielte er in der Europa League. Am 6. Oktober 2013 kam er beim 0:0 gegen die AC Florenz zu seinem Ligadebüt. Beim 2:1-Sieg gegen den FC Parma am 7. Dezember 2014 gelang ihm in der 59. Minute sein erstes Tor für die Römer. Zwei Wochen später erzielte er beim 2:2 bei Inter Mailand beide Treffer.
Zur Spielzeit 2018/19 wechselte Anderson zu West Ham United in die Premier League. Dort konnte sich Anderson in der Saison 2018/19 sofort als Stammspieler durchsetzen und spielte am 1. Spieltag bei der 4:0-Niederlage gegen den FC Liverpool direkt von Beginn an. Sein erstes Ligator für den Londoner Klub erzielte er am 7. Spieltag, beim 3:1-Erfolg gegen Manchester United. Für West Ham lief er außerdem im EFL Cup sowie im FA Cup auf.
Anfang Oktober 2020, kurz vor Ende der Transferperiode in Portugal, wechselte der Brasilianer für die Saison 2020/21 auf Leihbasis zum FC Porto. Zur Spielzeit 2021/22 kehrte er zu Lazio Rom zurück.
Nationalmannschaft
Felipe Anderson nahm mit der brasilianischen U20-Nationalmannschaft im Januar 2013 an der U20-Südamerikameisterschaft in Argentinien teil, schied mit seiner Mannschaft jedoch bereits in der Vorrunde aus. Am 7. Juni 2015 debütierte er beim 2:0-Sieg im Freundschaftsspiel gegen Mexiko in der A-Nationalmannschaft. Für die Olympischen Spiele 2016 in Rio de Janeiro wurde Anderson in den Kader seines Heimatlandes berufen. Dort kam er in vier Spielen seiner Mannschaft zum Einsatz, mit der er am 20. August 2016 die Goldmedaille gewann.
Erfolge
FC Santos
Staatsmeister von São Paulo: 2011, 2012
Copa-Libertadores-Sieger: 2011
Recopa-Sudamericana-Sieger: 2012
Lazio Rom
Italienischer Supercupsieger: 2017
Nationalmannschaft
Goldmedaille bei den Olympischen Spielen: 2016
Weblinks
Anmerkungen
Einzelnachweise
Fußballnationalspieler (Brasilien)
Fußballspieler (FC Santos)
Fußballspieler (Lazio Rom)
Fußballspieler (West Ham United)
Fußballspieler (FC Porto)
Olympiateilnehmer (Brasilien)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2016
Olympiasieger (Fußball)
Sportler (Brasília)
Brasilianer
Geboren 1993
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Myositis Ossificans of the Neck Surgical Treatment Heterotopic Bone Formation After Trauma
last modified on: Mon, 03/07/2022 - 19:20
Discussion of myositis ossificans of the head and neck:
Return to: Selective Neck Dissection
See also: Calcific Tendonitis of Longus Colli
History: Onset of pain in neck with increasing firm mass following a snowmobile accident with trauma to the left neck. This mass had shown a gradual increase in size, but tapering as to the rapidity with which it had been enlarging - but still associated with an increase in pain. The pain was first noted with the appearance of the mass - with her first discovery including shooting pains down her arms, which she ascribes to the region of the bone.
Evaluation suggested myositis ossificans with options for treatment discussed including risk of recurrence.
Surgical approach:
Resection of heterotopic bone
Modified operative note:
A horizontal incision was made in a skin crease in the patient's left lower neck just above the clavicle. The incision was carried down through the platysma and a subplatysmal flap raised superiorly. The Parsons-McCabe nerve stimulator was used to identify the trapezius branch of the spinal accessory nerve. Dissection was done on the nerve to verify that it was cephalad to the heterotopic ossificans and not involving the mass. Dissection was done down to the heterotopic ossificans, and the mass then removed by the Orthopaedic team after dissection on the capsule surrounding the mass. The mass was passed off for a specimen and the wound was irrigated with copious amounts of sterile saline. The wound was then closed with deep 4-0 Monocryl and a subcutaneous running 4-0 Monocryl.
Followup 14 months later identified relief of pain for 11 months with slight discomfort for the past 3 months with concern about possible regrowth with plain film xrays negative
Followup 14 months later
Appearance of neck 14 months postop
The underlying pathophysiology of myositis ossificans is poorly understood, and its presentation can mimic other pathologies such as a soft-tissue abscess, a soft-tissue sarcoma, or rarer conditions such as reactive periostitis.1 The classical clinical presentation is a younger male patient who is an athlete and had a precipitating blunt force trauma trauma to a soft tissue, with the underlying inflammatory reaction and pain never fully resolving. The initial inflammatory reaction can last approximately 4 weeks, which will precede ossification. Then, in the intermediate phase approximately 4-8 weeks after intial trauma, calficiations will become apparent on radiology.2 Thereafter, the lesion matures, and is typically either clinically stable or will spontaneously regress.
Typical locations for myositis ossificans includes the flexor surfaces of the arms and the extensor surfaces of the thighs. However, patients can present with lesions in atypical locations, including distally in the hands in feet, or in the neck as in the patient case presented above.3 Laboratory testing can be helpful in the initial stages, and may show an elevated serum alkaline phosphatase level and an elevated creatitine phosphokinase level, however the gold standard testing modality is through an MRI.4,5
Lesions consistent with myositis ossificans will demonstrate different findings depending on the stage of the lesion. In the acute setting, lesions will appear similarly to a hematoma, with T1-weighted images showing areas of heterogeneous signal intensity consistent with blood products. T2-weighted images can show areas of hypodensitiy which may represented areas of hemosiderin deposition or calcifications.6 Later in the disease progression, T1-weighted images will show lesions isointense or slightly hypointense to surrounding skeletal muscle, with possible surrounding edema.
Myositis ossificans can be managed nonsurgically with conservative measures such as rest, ice, compression, and elevation to minimize hematoma size and resulting inflammatory reaction. Additionally, physical therapy can aid in improving joint mobility and strength.7 However, in lesions that do not resolve, or in lesions that compromise surrounding neurovascular structures, surgical management may be indicated. In these cases, marginal excision is typically sufficient, however there have been reported cases of recurrence.
1. Walczak, B. E. , Johnson, C. N. & Howe, B. M. (2015). Myositis Ossificans. Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 23 (10), 612-622. doi: 10.5435/JAAOS-D-14-00269.
2. Folpe AL, Gown AM: Cartilaginous and osseous soft tissue tumors, in Goldblum JR, Folpe AL, Weiss WS , eds: Enzinger & Weiss's Soft Tissue Tumors, ed
3. Nuovo MA, Norman A, Chumas J, Ackerman LV: Myositis ossificans with atypical clinical, radiographic, or pathologic findings: A review of 23 cases. Skeletal Radiol 1992;21(2):87–101.
4. Garland DE: A clinical perspective on common forms of acquired heterotopic ossification. Clin Orthop Relat Res 1991;263:13–29.
5. Singh RS, Craig MC, Katholi CR, Jackson AB, Mountz JM: The predictive value of creatine phosphokinase and alkaline phosphatase in identification of heterotopic ossification in patients after spinal cord injury. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2003;84(11):1584–1588.
6. Lacout A, Jarraya M, Marcy PY, Thariat J, Carlier RY: Myositis ossificans imaging: Keys to successful diagnosis. Indian J Radiol Imaging 2012;22(1):35–39.
7. Lipscomb AB, Thomas ED, Johnston RK: Treatment of myositis ossificans traumatica in athletes. Am J Sports Med 1976;4(3):111–120. | {
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More than 2,000 Queen Creek High School students received Hands-only CPR training from Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department firefighters.
According to a press release, students practiced and watched a quick video before administering CPR to mannequins donated by the American Heart Association during the training on Nov. 21.
Two of the firefighters, who assisted with instructing the students, graduated from Queen Creek High School, the release said of QCFMD representatives.
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Korean Anglicans celebrate 125 years of mission, ministry
Eucharist combines Korean and Anglican traditions to mark anniversary
By Mary Frances Schjonberg
Posted Oct 3, 2015
[Episcopal News Service – Seoul, South Korea] Korean Anglicans welcomed friends from across the communion Oct. 3 as they celebrated 125 years of ministry based in inculturation, mission and evangelism.
The festive Eucharist at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in downtown Seoul drew an overflow crowd. Many people sat on blue stools in the courtyards outside Romanesque church watching the proceedings on three enormous video screens. Many wore blue paper visors that were handed out with the order of service booklets to shield themselves from a warm October sun.
An overflow crowd listens to Seoul Archbishop Paul Keun Sang Kim, who is also the primate of the Anglican Church in Korea, preach Oct. 3 during the province's 125th anniversary celebration Eucharist Oct. 3 at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in downtown Seoul. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/Episcopal News Service
A street fair of sorts lined one side of the lower courtyard. The cathedral's Café Grace coffee shop under a large tree in that courtyard was open for business. The café is a mission of the cathedral that helps women refugees from North Korean get settled into society in the South. Communion was served to those sitting outside.
Inside the cathedral, bishops from across Asia and other parts of the communion, including The Episcopal Church joined the service, as did Korean clergy. The celebration took place during Episcopal Asiamerica Ministries international consultation that began here Sept. 30. Participants were among the hundreds of worshippers.
Those worshippers sang traditional Anglican hymns in Korean as well as modern compositions. The music included folk instruments played by Koreans in traditional dress. The service was broadcast to those outside by CBS, a non-profit television station that features programming related to the Korean church and society. Cameramen on foot and with a crane caught different angles of every element of the two-and-a-half-hour service.
The Anglican Church of Korea traces its roots to Sept. 29, 1890 when Bishop Charles John Corfe, who had been ordained a bishop at Westminster Abbey, arrived with other colleagues at Incheon Port. Corfe began his work in the Seoul area, opening schools and medical facilities and other institutions such as orphanages. The church now has three dioceses, more than 200 priests, Sungkonghoe University, four religious communities and 60 social welfare centers. It has grown to more than 65,000 members in 120 parishes and missions.
Seoul Archbishop and Anglican Church in Korea Primate Paul Keun Sang Kim prays the Eucharistic prayer during the province's 125th anniversary celebration Eucharist Oct. 3 at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in downtown Seoul. He is surrounded by bishops from across the Anglican Communion, including Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, second from left, and others from The Episcopal Church. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/Episcopal News Service
From the beginning, Anglicans worked for the church to be integrated into Korean culture. Thus, while the Romanesque cathedral's apse is filled with a golden mosaic crowned by an image of Christ, there are church buildings elsewhere that were constructed in the traditional Korean architecture.
Before the anniversary service started, the bishops joined Seoul Archbishop Paul Keun Sang Kim, who is also the primate of the Anglican Church in Korea, to dedicate a bust of the Rev. Mark Hee-Jun Kim, the Anglican Church in Korea's first Korean priest. He was ordained on Dec. 21, 1915 by Bishop Mark N. Trollope, who later oversaw construction of the cathedral.
Christopher Chan-Young Kim, a descendant of the Rev. Mark Hee-Jun Kim, the Anglican Church in Korea's first Korean priest, reads the first lesson during the province's 125th anniversary celebration Eucharist Oct. 3 at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Nicholas in downtown Seoul. Photo: Mary Frances Schjonberg/Episcopal News Service
Christopher Chan-Young Kim, a young boy descended from the priest, read the Old Testament reading in Korean during the service. The reading, Isaiah 6:3-9, formed the theme of the service as Isaiah offered to preach God's word, saying "Here I am; send me."
This year marks 50 years since Korean bishops have led the Korean Anglican Church. Lee Cheon Hwan was ordained and consecrated in 1965, just 20 years after the country was liberated from Japan after World War II. The church became an independent province of the Anglican Communion in 1993. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby sent anniversary greetings to the province that were read during the service by Church of England Diocese of Peterborough Bishop Donald Allister. Peterborough and the Diocese of Seoul have had a relationship since 2011.
Reconciliation is a theme for the province's ministry and the anniversary Eucharist's collect included a prayer that Korean Anglicans would "devote ourselves to the unification and reconciliation of the Korean peninsula."
The service also featured a Korean-specific prayer for each of the Anglican Communion's Five Mark's of Mission. The prayer for the fourth mark (to transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace and reconciliation) noted the sorrow of the peninsula's division.
"Seventy years of our independence is also 70 years of our division," the prayer said, noting that wounds from World War II "turned into ideological conflict" and "families lost their hometowns.
"We pray that our nation will become one, dance in an embrace, and worship and praise you even in North Korea," the prayer concluded.
The Anglican Church in Korea has also pursued reconciliation with the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (the Anglican Church in Japan). Japan's annexation of Korea in 1910 was the start of a militaristic period in that country's history that only ended with its defeat in World War II. Korean men and women were conscripted as laborers in Japan, suffered from and often died because of their working conditions. The Anglican Church in Japan did not protest as Japan began to occupy and colonize other Asian countries.
Last December the two churches celebrated 30 years of mission partnership.
Archbishop Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu, the NSKK primate who has attended the EAM gathering in Seoul, told that group that Korean Anglicans "opened their hearts to us even before Japan had come to terms with and apologised for its role in the colonization of the Korean peninsula." He said they "drew our attention to the inadequacies and errors of Japan's historical awareness, they also opened the door to exchanges between individuals, churches, dioceses and at the provincial level."
– The Rev. Mary Frances Schjonberg is an editor/reporter for the Episcopal News Service.
Anglican Communion,
Asia,
Ethnic Ministries
Dorothy Rogers says:
This was amazing, I would love to see and hear the whole service.
I am an Anglican and I live in Canada in a town called Timmins in the province of Ontario, in the Northern part of our beautiful Province.
Congratulations on 125 years of Ministry. Gods' Peace and Love to you all. Dorothy | {
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This story is sponsored by Station Park.
When it comes to providing the best shopping, dining and entertainment experiences possible, CenterCal Properties — including Station Park in Farmington, Mountain View Village in Riverton and Canyon Corners in Park City — always delivers through thoughtful design, fine restaurants, preeminent retailers and unparalleled amenities.
There are the many reasons to visit one of CenterCal's properties such as the public art, activities, entertainment and community events, there are also many new retailers opening their doors in the coming weeks and months.
"You are what you read," according to national book retailer Barnes & Noble. It's about to get easier for Davis County residents to get quality reading content with the opening of Barnes & Noble at Station Park in the fall of 2019.
Columbia, the industry leader in outdoor apparel and products, is coming to Station Park in the fall of 2019. The retailer makes all of its products with cutting-edge technology and its jackets, pants, fleece, boots and shoes are all tested tough, so customers can enjoy the outdoors longer.
Achieve your 2019 fitness goals at F45, a nationally recognized fitness franchise, at Station Park opening this spring. F45 studios are all over the world and offer a 45-minute high-intensity, circuit training workout class for studio members. This new fitness center will open just across Park Lane at Station Park West.
Farmington Franks is coming to Station Park and will be located in the pavilion eateries near the fountain. The locally owned and operated hot dog & bratwurst joint will be serving some tasty franks and sides for the whole family to enjoy, from classic hot dogs with all the fixings to gourmet bratwursts with truffle mayo and sautéed mushrooms.
Founded in 1993 by Philip Chiang and Paul Fleming, P.F. Chang's is the first multi-unit restaurant concept in the U.S. to honor and celebrate the 2,000-year-old tradition of wok cooking as the center of the guest experience. Since inception, P.F. Chang's chefs have been hand-rolling dim sum, hand chopping and slicing all vegetables and meats, scratch cooking every sauce and wok-cooking each dish, every day in every restaurant. P.F. Chang's Farm to Wok® menu highlights its wholesome, scratch-cooking approach and introduces new dishes and drinks for lunch, happy hour and dinner. Today, P.F. Chang's has more than 18,000 employees and 300 restaurants, including three airport locations, in 25 countries and territories.
Pizza Hut is bringing its Italian-American cuisine, including pizza and pasta, as well as side dishes and desserts to Station Park. Pizza Hut was built on the belief that pizza night should be special. With more than 60 years of experience, they understand how to best serve customers through tried and true service principles: creating good food, delivered fast, with a smile.
RE/MAX, short for "Real Estate Maximums," is an American international real estate company that operates through a franchise system. This new location will open just across Park Lane at Station Park West.
Locally owned and operated, Santorini's Greek Grill is committed to providing fresh Greek food made with the highest quality ingredients. The restaurant is passionate about its food, employees and its community. Santorini's mission is to provide great tasting food and exceptional customer service while giving back to the community. Santorini's Greek Grill is officially open for business.
Sicilia Mia is a family-owned business serving Sicilian cuisine in its three locations in the Salt Lake City metro with two more to open in 2019, including one at Station Park in Farmington.
In its review of the restaurant, Salt Lake Magazine wrote, "Sicilia Mia is, apparently, the Italian restaurant most of Salt Lake has been waiting for."
Slapfish is a quick, casual seafood restaurant chain founded by TV personality Andrew Gruel and headquartered in Huntington Beach, California. As of 2018, there are more than 11 locations in the Southwestern United States with a new location opening in Station Park.
Sprint, the American telecommunications company and fourth-largest mobile network operator in the United States opened at Station Park West in December 2018 to provide wireless and internet service options to the people of Farmington City. The company offers in-store activations; customers phones are working before they leave the store, along with a large assortment of accessories and phones, car chargers, hands-free kits, earphones and carrying cases.
Soon Davis County families can get their shopping and dentistry done all in one convenient place. Station Park Dental is a family-friendly dentist practice equipped with the latest technology. The practice's mission is to provide the best dental care and experience possible.
Coming to Station Park in the spring of 2019, Utah Home Fitness is an established exercise equipment retailer with locations in Salt Lake and Sandy. Utah Home Fitness offers treadmills, ellipticals, exercise bikes, rowing machines, home gyms, vibration trainers, weights, dumbbells and more!
The Anthony Vince' Nail Spa is the United States' premier nail care destination founded in 2004. The nail spa has grown from one site to more than 50 locations across the country, now with a new location coming to Mountain View Village this spring. The spa offers up-to-date services using professional nail care lines, and all services are completed under the signature "blue sky" ceiling by highly trained and licensed staff.
Cafe Zupas is now open! Zupas combines fresh, high-quality ingredients with spices and flavors from around the world to create globally-inspired recipes that taste extraordinary, serving house-made soups, salads and sandwiches. Zupas promises its customers real, whole food that is prepared daily on-site.
Form Medical Spa is bringing its superior medical knowledge, training and technical skill to its new location at Mountain View Village opening this summer. Under the direction of a specialized facial plastic surgeon, FORM medical spa provides patients with the best and most up-to-date aesthetic procedures such as Botox, fillers, lasers, skincare, CoolSculpting, massage and more, all performed by the most talented, trained and caring professional staff.
GNC is bringing its health- and nutrition-related products to Mountain View Village to help Riverton families "Live Well." At GNC, customers can find vitamins, supplements, minerals, herbs, sports nutrition, diet and energy products. GNC raises the bar in the nutritional supplement industry by requiring truth in labeling, ingredient safety and product potency, all while remaining on the cutting-edge of nutritional science.
Get ready for delicious authentic Japanese cuisine in a fast, casual setting! Ichi Japan Express opens its doors at Mountain View Village this spring.
Enjoy flavors from North, South, East and West India at Saffron Valley opening early spring 2019. The restaurant offers a variety of enticing Indian foods from Chaat (crunchy, spicy, sweet, tangy, Indian street snacks), to Dosas (fermented lentil and rice savory crepes), to Kebabs (tandoor-grilled meats and vegetables), to comforting curries and elaborate thalis.
With headquarters in Canada, Lole offers modern, mindful and meaningful activewear. Every garment is versatile and high-performance, designed with a genuine concern for people, products and positive impact. A brand new Lole location opened at Canyon Corners in Park City in December 2018.
CenterCal's primary goal is to design gathering places that will strengthen the social fabric of our neighborhoods, ultimately creating prosperity, happiness and a stronger sense of community. A significant part of that goal is bringing relevant retailers that will serve Utah communities. Wherever you are, take the time to visit one of these beautiful locations — Station Park in Farmington, Mountain View Village in Riverton or Canyon Corners in Park City. | {
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Robinson Racing Products, the masters of RC gearing and the makers of the popular Gen3 Slipper assembly available for many popular cars, has just sent us their latest Gen3 Slipper Unit which is designed specifically for the Vaterra Halix. RRP got wind that Halix owners who are pushing the limits on power with their 3S packs are looking for a gearing and slipper upgrade. RRP developed a combo that should be exactly what everyone is looking for. The combo comes with a black coated steel spur gear, new heavy-duty slipper pad, machined aluminum backplate, four cone washers, pinion gear, set-screw and reducer sleeve; everything you need to upgrade your pinion/ spur and slipper on the Halix. The gears are 32-pitch with a 58T spur and a 13T pinion. The combo looks awesome and we're sure it's up to RRP quality and ready to handle lots of power! | {
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Swedish gaming giant King.com, creators of the hit Candy crush saga, are mooted to float on the Nasdaq exchange with an initial valuation of $5 billion but the company has said the reports are "pure speculation".
Britain's Daily Telegraph reports that King has spoken with JP Morgan, Credit Suisse and Bank of America about the initial public offering (IPO) and has hired Hope Cochran as their chief financial officer. Cochran led the float of US technological firm Clearwire in the past.
"Right now there is no actual statement from the company on any potential float. These reports are pure speculation," Martin Bunge-Meyer, PR manager for King told The Local.
He added the hiring of Cochran may have led the media to forecast an imminent float.
"There has been speculation for the last one or two years especially in the Swedish media about this. Some of the reports may be influenced that we hired a new CFO. We will inform the media when there is something to say," said Bunge-Meyer.
The brand was founded a decade ago by a group of Swedes and an Italian and maintains offices in Malmö and Stockholm. Its Candy crush saga game is the most played game on Facebook with King having over 200 million monthly players of their various games.
King's corporate headquarters are in the UK but most of its games are developed in Sweden. The firm currently has nine offices around the world and employs a staff of 450.
In a feature on The Local last June the company's game director Daniel Persson said its Swedish approach was key to their recent success.
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U.S. Home Prices End First Half of Year on Even Stronger Note, Radian Home Price Index Reveals
Radian Home Price Index (HPI) Infographic July 2021 (Graphic: Business Wire)
July 20, 2021 04:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time
PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Home prices across the United States rose in the first six months of the year at an annualized rate of 10.7 percent, according to Radian Home Price Index (HPI) data released today by Red Bell Real Estate, LLC, a Radian Group Inc. company (NYSE: RDN). The company believes the Radian HPI is the most comprehensive and timely measure of U.S. housing market prices and conditions available in the market today.
The Radian HPI also rose 10.2 percent year-over-year (July 2020 to June 2021), which was slightly higher than the year-over-year increase of 9.9 percent recorded last month. The annualized increase represents the continuation of record-breaking annualized yearly gains in recent months. The Radian HPI is calculated based on the estimated values of more than 70 million unique addresses each month, covering all single-family property types and regions.
"In our last release, the Radian HPI reported that home prices grew at the fastest annual rate in over a decade and a half, and that momentum has not stopped yet," noted Steve Gaenzler, SVP of Data and Analytics. "During the second quarter, mortgage rates fell by 30 basis points and economic growth accelerated helping to further elevate home prices nationally. It is safe to say that all talk of the reemergence of a "buyers' market" is not yet supported by the most recent home price data."
Historically, the spring months help build inventory for the summer season. In the ten years from 2010 to 2019, the lightest month of national listing volume (December) averaged 1.3 million listed properties while the mid-point of the year (June) averaged 1.6 million listed properties. While listing activity has increased in each of the most recent four months, the June 2021 listing inventory was just over 968,000 units, more than 500,000 fewer units than the June historical average. "Taken in historical context, the recent increases in supply represent a very small consolation to buyers when compared to existing price increases," added Gaenzler.
NATIONAL DATA AND TRENDS
Median home price in the U.S. rose to $282,967 in June 2021
Home prices rose an annualized 11.7 percent during the second quarter
Nationally, the median estimated price for single-family and condominium homes rose to $282,967 in June from the $280,002 recorded in May. Across the U.S., home prices rose 11.7 percent in the second quarter, a solid increase compared to the first-quarter increase of 9.4 percent.
Across the U.S., demand for homes does not appear to be subsiding. June 2021 recorded the second highest number of real estate closings ever at more than 370,000 closed sales. And homes continue to close in record time. Nationally, the number of days from listing to closing dropped to 69 days, the first time the measure has been below 70 days in recorded history.
REGIONAL DATA AND TRENDS
First-half 2020 results are positive for all regions
All regions grew at 10 percent or faster rates last month
In the first half of 2021, four of the six regional indices recorded positive home price appreciation rates more than 10.0 percent (annualized). While not as strong as these four Regions, the Midwest and MidAtlantic still recorded significant appreciation rates of 8.6 and 7.8 percent respectively over the last six months. All six regions recorded greater than 10 percent rates of annualized appreciation in the last month (May 2021 – June 2021) indicating that recent price appreciation growth is not slowing in any region of the country. Based on recent appreciation data, the median priced U.S. home has gained more than $15,000 in equity value thus far in 2021. Even as the most expensive region, with a median estimate of more than $500,000, the West region was the fastest growing region in the first half of 2021.
The MidAtlantic Region recorded the slowest rate of appreciation in the first half of the year. While Maryland continues to lag the other states in the Region, New York and Pennsylvania have experienced increasingly strong home-price momentum in 2021.
In the South, home prices in hot markets for remote work relocation like West Virginia and North Carolina have led the south in appreciation rates over the first half of the year. Over the same period, Virginia was the weakest performer in the Region.
The median estimated price of a home in Idaho, the fastest growing state in the U.S. this year, stands at $320,000 as of the end of June, growing by nearly +$100,000 in just the last year. In addition to Idaho, the states of Montana, Washington and Colorado have helped make the West the best-performing Region in the first half of the year.
METROPOLITAN AREA DATA AND TRENDS
Metro areas end quarter on strong note
70 percent of largest Core-Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs) had a similar or better Q2 than Q1
In June, all but one of the largest 20 metro areas (Minneapolis, MN) recorded higher rates of annual appreciation than the prior month. During the first six months of 2021, six of the 20 largest metro areas in the U.S recorded price appreciation rates slower than the first quarter. The remaining 14 recorded unchanged or higher rates of appreciation quarter-over-quarter. Of the six metros recording a weaker second quarter as compared to the first, three were in California (Riverside, San Diego, San Francisco) and two were in the MidAtlantic Region (Washington, DC; Baltimore, MD).
ABOUT THE RADIAN HPI
Red Bell Real Estate, LLC, a subsidiary of Radian Group Inc., provides national and regional indices for download at radian.com/hpi, along with information on how to access the full library of indices.
Additional content on the housing market can also be found on the Radian Insights page located at https://radian.com/news-and-knowledge/insights.
Red Bell offers the Radian HPI data set along with a client access portal for content visualization and data extraction. The engine behind the Radian HPI has created more than 100,000 unique data series, which are updated on a monthly basis.
The Radian HPI Portal is a self-service data and visualization platform that contains a library of thousands of high-value indices based on both geographic dimensions as well as by market, or property attributes. The platform provides monthly updated access to nine different geographic dimensions, from the national level down to zip codes. In addition, the Radian HPI provides unique insights into market changes, conditions and strength across multiple property attributes, including bedroom count and livable square footage. To help enhance customers' understanding of granular real estate markets, the library is expanded regularly to include more insightful indices.
In addition to the services offered by its Red Bell subsidiary, Radian is ensuring the American dream of homeownership responsibly and sustainably through products and services that include industry-leading mortgage insurance and a comprehensive suite of mortgage, risk, title, valuation, asset management and other real estate services. The company is powered by technology, informed by data and driven to deliver new and better ways to transact and manage risk. Visit http://www.radian.com to see how Radian is shaping the future of mortgage and real estate services.
John Damian – Phone: 215.231.1383
Email: [email protected]
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Email: [email protected] | {
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Launch pads are one of the best things about Fortnite. These small pads have the potential to help you win the game if used right. Whenever you see a launch pad, grab it without thinking for a micro-second. You can use it in many ways, like escaping from a blue zone which is encroaching. Also, you can use the launch pad to retreat from a fight if it is not going in your favour.
The fact that many players don't know about is that you can loot every single piece of ammo without swapping the weapons accidentally. Doing this will save you a decent amount of time. You can do this if you just take out the Pickaxe and run over the loot. This works best if there is a large pile of loot on the floor.
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When gathering materials – regardless of the type – make sure that you aim your pickaxe at the blue indicator that pops up. You will hear a sound each time you successfully hit an indicator, and the marker will move slightly so that you have to aim at it once again. Hitting these indicators will allow you to gather more materials in a shorter period of time, as opposed to simply breaking the material without aiming at the indicator.
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So these were some of the advanced level tips to turn beginners into pros. I hope you will find these tips and tricks useful. Practice each of these as much as you can and especially the one with dual weapons to become perfect at them. | {
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Although they have been sharing a room for almost a year now, this transition to the bunks also moved Isabelle's move out of the cot to her 'big girl bed.' Noah had made that change a lot earlier before he turned 2, but the gap between Isabelle and Pipi is a little longer and she is coming up 3 in November. I decided this time I'd keep her in the cot as long as possible and it has worked pretty well.
She also has this blanket which I haven't needed to put on her bed yet (thanks to a mild winter).
Freezer paper stencilled cushions with their face/cameo on them. These previously had been residing on our couch but I really like them on their beds and it kind of ties them together.
Noah also has a blanket and sheets on his bed that are thrifted. Isabelle also has this set of drawers that I restyled ages ago – not in view in any of these shots but are in keeping with the handmade theme.
Looking at this room makes me feel proud that using mainly handmade and second hand items they have a nice and original bedroom with minimal expense. Isabelle also has this set of drawers that I restyled ages ago – not in view in any of these shots (oops) but in keeping with the handmade theme so worth a mention.
'Love is free' print from Sweet William, Tree hanger from Mocka as reviewed here.
The room isn't quite complete. I still haven't transferred a few things from the old room to the new one yet – a few pictures still remain on the walls and we haven't dissembled the cot (it's a bit of a mission and Pipi will need it soon enough.) So expect to see some more photos in the future.
In case you're interested the bunks are from D'zine furniture, not identical to the ones listed there at the moment but pretty similar. We are really happy with the quality and the price was very reasonable.
Do your kids share a room/ have bunks? How do you find it?
What a super cute and cosy room! Can't wait till my kiddos are big enough for bunks. Fun times.
Such a sweet little space. | {
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Pyware's goal to fulfill the vision of drill designers and marching band programs has been our everyday mission for the past 37 years. But we understand that our ability to have reached those goals as a company, could have never been met without the 3-day mission of our Lord and Savior.
Pyware is a Christ-centered company and our team deems it necessary, especially in this month of Easter, to address the sacrifice of our God and acknowledge the blessings we've reaped from His glory.
Jesus faced obscene ridicule and endured a battle so egregious; it exceeds what a human mind can fathom. As He endured the agony of hanging from a cross, He had every opportunity to save Himself. But with steadfast loyalty, Jesus laid down His life for His children. But, on the third day following His death, Jesus demonstrated to His tormentors an example of His almighty omnipotence. He rose from the dead and ascended to His rightful throne in Heaven.
Fellow believers will understand how imperative it is to share your faith.
Our Pyware team believes. As we work hard to fulfill the goals we've set for our company, we do not and will not forget the sacrifice that placed us in this position to do what we love. Our Lord is risen and continues to cast blessings on us. We hope to honor His sacrifice and share the good news.
Happy Easter to our fellow music family and friends and to all believers.
God is good. And our Christ is risen. | {
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